【The Late Night Institute】My heart wants to be liberated. -Introduction to the Schools of Liberalism and the Concept of Political Science and Natural Law in Marie Rothbard

This paper is a discussion of political science.
This is the DL version of the essay sold at the 26th Bungaku Furima Tokyo-C94.

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In a time before the current cries for welfare and equality.
This is an article by Marie Rothbard, an economist whose unique economic theories laid the foundation for the Austrian School of economics and libertarian political theory of the time.

She was a member of the Austrian School of Economics, which was founded in 1896, and was the foundation of the Austrian School of economics and libertarian political theory. Marie Rothbard’s career as a scholar began in economics, but she eventually expanded to include political science and ethics.

In this article, I would like to share with you a few of my thoughts on this topic.
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This article consists of two parts.
The first part is a summary of the political theories of the liberal schools and the political theories that discuss freedom.
The second article is a research paper that examines Marie Rothbard’s theory of [political science] and her theory of [natural law].
The book also includes a limited supplementary essay not included in the first edition.

Author: Irieta
Illustration by Kanji Hanazawa
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About the authors
Irietta
Born in Tochigi Prefecture and currently lives in Tokyo. She holds a master’s degree in political science from the Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University, and a diploma in piano from the Tokyo College of Music. She is a member of the Japan Society of Political Science and the Japan Society of Musicology.
His research interests in political science and applied ethics are mainly on the political theory of liberalism and liberal supremacy, PPP-PFI and privatization policies. His research interests in musicology are mainly in German piano music, especially in the piano works of Robert Schumann.
2017年よりIrietta名義で同人分野でも論文・論考の執筆を開始。