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Replies on Inner Freedom and Responsibility
William Irwin replies to his interlocutors in this month's Cato Unbound.
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Why External Freedom May, In Fact, Be Prior to or Generative of Inner Freedom
Tom G. Palmer argues that inner freedom is a valuable thing, but that it is most reliably obtained when one is not politically oppressed.
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Restoring Social Responsibility to Inner Freedom, with Help from Immanuel Kant
Mark D. White looks to Immanuel Kant's account of freedom to bridge the gap.
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Finding a Balance between Inner and Outer Freedom
Aaron Ross Powell argues that inner freedom is best pursued in a free society, and that these two aspects of the good life are mutually reinforcing.
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Inner Freedom: Change Yourself, Then Change the World
William Irwin's libertarianism began with inner freedom.
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Response to John Eastman on the Limits of Federal Power
Ilya Somin argues that finding a federal power to restrict immigration in the Constitution would prove too much.