Written
on October 7th, 2012
Edited
in April 2014
[Note: this does not necessarily represent the
full breadth of my views as of the present day.]
- Constitutional-republican (rule of written law)
- Voluntary confederalist (lack of compulsory inter-governmental association)
- National Personal Autonomist / National Personal Sovereigntist (citizenry without denizenry / no unnatural territorial sovereignty)
- Dual-federalist (geographical diffusion of power)
- Multi-federalist / subsidiarist (structural diffusion of power)
- Functional Overlapping Competing Jurisdictionist (diffusion of political power across subject matter and policy topics)
- Market-anarchist and Agorist (competition in governance and the provision of public commodities)
- Synthesis-anarchist (syncretism and reconciliation of systemic economic theories)
- Quasi-panarchist (rule according to the will of nearly all)
- Longian post-Lockean polyarchist (rule according to the will of free choice from among a set of competing alternative agents and agencies offering to rule)
- Proviso-Lockean (rejection of property agreements based on historical exploitation and which impair the utility of others)
- Mutualist (mutual support, reciprocity, reciprocal altruism, and voluntary association, cooperation, collaboration, and organization)
- New Institutional Economics anarchist (elimination of transaction costs to bring about alternative property rights assignments to internalize conflicts and externalities)
- Pan-secessionist anarchist (counter-economicism, counter-culturalism, and counter-politics)
- Anti-tripartist / anti-neo-corporatist / anti-integral-nationalist anarchist (opposition to undue government influence on – and intrusion into, and intervention in – the negotiation between agencies of labor and capital)
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