The Three Sources of Ordered Liberty

Spontaneous order is designed without a designer. Aims to show that social order can be achieved in a manner compatible with individual liberty. The concept was first elaborated by eighteenth century scottish philosophers, particularly adam ferguson. Libertarians follow smith in stressing the spontaneous order of freemarkets. Traditionalists follow burke tressing the spontaneous Order of customary practices. Both sides see spontaneous order as the only way in which social order can Be achieved on its own.