Parent-Child Dynamics: A Libertarian Perspective

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between parents and children, focusing on the extremes of parental behavior and the implications of ownership in this dynamic. It examines children's rights within a libertarian framework, critiquing traditional views and suggesting a model where parents act as trustees rather than owners. Through discussions on autonomy, emotional welfare, and societal norms, the chapter highlights the nuanced challenges in defining parental responsibilities and children's rights.