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The program discusses Murray N. Rothbard’s book *Ethics of Freedom*, regarded as the most comprehensive exposition of libertarian philosophy grounded in the non‑aggression principle and private property rights. It explores the book’s moral implications for economics, politics, and law. Guests—including Fardad Reza Zarepour, Mehran Khosroshah, and Alireza Katani, who translated the book—join host Mani Basharzad to examine why Rothbard views the state as the greatest enemy of freedom, the distinctions and critiques he has of Hayek and Mises, his conception of natural law, and the foundations of property rights.