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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:China Mieville]] [[Category:Unclassified Criticisms]] [[Category:Descriptions Of Libertarianism]] {{Quote | text = Libertarianism is by no means a unified movement. As many of its advocates proudly stress, it comprises a taxonomy of bickering branches – minarchists, objectivists, paleo- and neolibertarians, agorists, et various al. – just like a real social theory. Claiming a lineage with post-Enlightenment classical liberalism, as well as in some cases with the resoundingly portentous blatherings of Ayn Rand, all of its variants are characterized, to differing degrees, by fervent, even cultish, faith in what is quaintly termed the “free” market, and extreme antipathy to that vaguely conceived bogeyman, “the state,” with its regulatory and fiscal powers. | cite = [[China Mieville]], "{{Link |Floating Utopias: On the degraded imagination of the libertarian seasteaders.}}" }}
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