How is Leftlibertarianism different from traditional or Rightlibertariansim?
Leftlibertarianism is different from traditional or Rightlibertarianism because Leftlibertarianism assumes that all land and natural resources are initially communally owned while Rightlibertarianism assumes that all land and natural resources are initially unowned. How is Leftlibertarianism different from Liberalism?Liberalism, as outlined by liberal theorists such as John Rawls and Ronald Dworkin, sacrifices full self-ownership for the sake of promoting Liberal equality. Leftlibertarianism does not sacrafice self-ownership, attempting to achieve Liberal equality in a different manner.
