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Show Notes
Jason Kuznicki joins us again to discuss the problem of political authority. His new book, Technology and the End of Authority: What is Government For?, examines the relationship between the state and technology over time. Technological developments may make the state more or less necessary over time, which is a consideration that is relatively new in the history of political philosophy, but increasingly important.
What is the state? What is a nation? What is the difference between ‘the state’ and government? Why do libertarians oppose coercion? How has the state evolved over time? What is the ‘bundle theory’ of the state?
Further Reading:
Technology and the End of Authority: What is Government For?, written by Jason Kuznicki
Max Weber’s Theory of the Modern State, written by Andreas Anter
The Republic, written by Plato
Related Content:
Recognizing the State for What It Is, written by Aaron Ross Powell
Understanding the Modern State, written by David S. D’Amato
Private Lives and Public Education, written by Jason Kuznicki
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