Law and Order Without Government Introduction Varieties of Law Public Goods vs. Public Choice The Three Functions of Law Why Three Functions? Should Law Be Monopolized? Locke's Case for Monocentric Law The Lockean Case Against Locke Law vs. Legislation Socrates on Law Two Senses of Law Natural Law and Human Law Natural Law and Customary Law Law vs. Legislation: Documentary Evidence The Basis of Natural Law Is There Room for Natural Law? Who Has the Burden of Proof? Objections Natural Law Serves No Useful Purpose; Ineffective Protection There's No Such a Thing as Natural Law Metaphysical Basis of Natural Law Even If There Were a Natural Law, It Would Be Unknowable Evolutionary Explanations Make Natural Law Obsolete Notes John Locke on Natural Law Roderick T. Long is Professor of Philosophy at Auburn University who supports market anarchism. Back to Hogeye Bill's Anarchism Page