Frank Van Dun

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Frank Van Dun (born 1947) is a Belgian law philosopher and libertarian natural law theorist.

[edit] Work

Van Dun works from a natural law perspective. A book by the late Michael van Notten, The Law of the Somalis, was in part influenced by van Dun.

[edit] Books

• Het fundamenteel rechtsbeginsel (‘The Fundamental Principle of Law’) (1983)
• Crash en Depressie (1988) (‘Crash and Depression’) ISBN 90-72435-01-X
• De utopische verleiding (‘The Utopian Enticement’),with Hans Crombag, 1997) ISBN 90-254-2466-X
• Mens, burger, fiscus (‘Man, Citizen, Taxes’, 2000) ISBN 90-423-0125-2
• Over leven en recht (‘About Life and Law’, editor, 2004) ISBN

[edit] External links

• Official site
• Against Libertarian Legalism (debate with Walter Block and Stephan Kinsella)