A consortium of libertarian legal scholars has published the Universal Principles of Liberty, a systematic codification of libertarian jurisprudence designed not as a constitution but as a voluntary framework for decentralized justice. Drafted by Stephan Kinsella with Alessandro Fusillo, David Dürr, and Patrick Tinsley, the document establishes property rights, competitive arbitration, and customary legal evolution as foundations for societies without coercive monopoly.
For builders of parallel institutions, this provides what has long been missing: serious legal architecture for the experiments already underway.
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