Defending Freedom: Rethinking Military and Policing

This chapter investigates how a free society can manage defense without a conventional government, proposing roles for private entities like insurance companies and independent contractors. It critiques traditional views on the necessity of government in providing military and police services, emphasizing the advantages of decentralized systems. The conversation highlights the potential for innovation and efficiency in a voluntary market, while exploring the risks of monopolization and the need for accountability in law enforcement.