“State for defence, contracts only.”
Minarchism supports a minimal state restricted to law enforcement, defense, and courts, while leaving most social and economic functions to voluntary arrangements.
Robert Nozick's 'Anarchy, State, and Utopia' provides a foundational argument for Minarchism, asserting that a limited government naturally emerges to protect individual rights. Nozick opposed redistributive policies, viewing them as coercive, and instead championed personal freedom and voluntary exchange.