The Twenty-First Century City

The Twenty-First Century City: Resurrecting Urban America is a book by former Indianapolis mayor Stephen Goldsmith.

Many of the ideas presented in the book resemble libertarianism or anarcho-capitalism - essentially the government needn't or shouldn't provide services that a market economy can provide better.

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http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/critical_acclaim-twenty-first_.htm

Anarcho-capitalism

Literature Relationship with anarchism Relationship with minarchism Anarcho-capitalist revolution Symbolism Criticisms

Features	Aggression insurance Crime insurance Dispute resolution organization Free-market roads Jurisdictional arbitrage Non-aggression principle Polycentric law Private police Private defense agency Private governance Self-ownership Spontaneous order

Major Works	The Market for Liberty For a New Liberty The Machinery of Freedom The Problem of Political Authority

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The Twenty-First Century City

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