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"Individuality" J.S. Mill |
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"Against the Legalization of Drugs" James Q. Wilson |
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"The War on Drugs is Lost" William F. Buckley, Jr., et. al. |
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"Permissible Paternalism: Saving Smokers from Themselves" Robert E. Goodin |
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"The Liberal Basis of the Right to Bear Arms" Todd C. Hughes & Lester H. Hunt |
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"Gun Control" Hugh LaFollette |
Web Resources
Paternalism and Drug Use
Center for Substance
Abuse Research at the University of Maryland. Links to
information on laws, treatment programs, prevention, etc.
LaFollette, Hugh. "Circumscribed
Autonomy." In J. Bartkowiack and U. Narayan (eds), Having and
Raising Children. Penn State Press (1998).
LaFollette, Hugh.
"Mandatory
Drug Testing." From Drugs, Morality, and the Law, S.
Luper-Foy and C. Brown (eds) . Garland Press. [pdf]
National Review.
"The
War on Drugs Is Lost." The full editorial from which the
section in this book is taken.
National Organization for
the Reform of Marijuana Laws. The chief group advocating the
legalization of marijuana laws since the 1970s.
Mill, John Stuart.
On
Liberty. The entire book from which the first selection in
this section was taken. I think this is still the best general defense
of liberty available.
Suber, Peter. "Paternalism"
In Philosophy of Law: An Encyclopedia, Christopher B.
Gray (ed.), Garland Pub. Co, 1999.
Suber, Peter. "Self-Determination
and Selfhood in Recent Legal Cases." A philosophical
discussion of autonomy and paternalism in the law.
Sullum, Jacob.
"Myth
Communication: Selling a Smoke-Free Society." A speech before
the Canadian Press Club.
Tussano, Fabian.
"Life,
Death, and Autonomy: Why Euthanasia Should not be Controlled by the
Doctors." (1993). A libertarian account of autonomy and
euthanasia.
Office of Applied Studies, U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services.
Statistics on Illegal Drug Use in the United States.
Gun Control
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