Libertarianism: Individual Rights and Autonomy (Robert Nozick) (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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Libertarianism: Individual Rights and Autonomy (Robert Nozick)
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When did Robert Nozick live?

1938-2002

What is the title of Nozick's seminal work published in 1974?

Anarchy, State, and Utopia

Which philosopher influenced Nozick's idea that individuals are ends in themselves?

Immanuel Kant

What is the central concept holding that individuals own themselves and fruits of their labour?

Self-ownership

What is another name for Nozick's minimal state?

Night-watchman state

What should the minimal state protect individuals from?

Force, fraud, and theft

What did Nozick consider taxation for wealth redistribution to be?

A form of coercion

What forms of redistributive justice did Nozick strongly oppose?

Welfare programmes and progressive taxation

What type of economy does Nozick's libertarianism imply?

Free-market economy

Should the minimal state fund public services like education and healthcare according to Nozick?

No, it lacks this authority

What does Nozick's libertarianism emphasise regarding personal responsibility?

Individuals responsible for own lives

What three values does libertarianism emphasise according to the note?

Freedom, autonomy, limited government

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