Austrian Economics Wiki:Call to Action/Voluntary Cooperation

Please create and expand articles about voluntary (free market) ways of human cooperation, especially in domains where such a cooperation is disputed.

The ultimate goal: Create a solid introduction for anyone who is interested in the topic. Both sides of the discussion should be covered in good detail.

Things to do:

• Process this page for examples of topics and sources
• Discovered even more resources here. Gods! So many!
• Process this, a lot of material on infrastructure
• Oh, and don't forget to check the Wikipedia pages for useful material.
• Make at least stubs for all major topics
• What would be a suitable category to group the topics into?
• Should we also create pages for the public variations for each concept?
• A voluntary cooperation portal?
• How to differentiate between private law and 'purely' private, contractual law?
• Some pages seem to do better with a title in plural, esp. groupings of examples, as compared to the classic definitorial pages. Will need some consideration once there is more meat to them.
• What else?

Done:

• ...

Pages

• Security/Safety:
  • Private laws
  • Private dispute resolution
  • Private defense / Private police / Private security / Private law enforcement
  • Private emergency services / catastrophe aid?
  • Private hospitals / Healthcare
  • Private libraries
  • Private prosecutor
• Infrastructure:
  • Private roads - maybe Private transportation or a catchall page Privately produced infrastructure(?), since if also features things like canals and railroads?
  • Private utilities, sanitation, ...
  • Private schools
  • Private parks? (see Central Park Conservancy, [1])
• Welfare & other:
  • Friendly societies / Private insurance?
  • Private unemployment programs
  • Agriculture (esp. without subsidies) -> New Zealand [2]
  • Charity
  • Contractual communities / Voluntary society^wikipedia/Zoning laws
  • Private environmental protection? -> see [3]

• Public goods -> create Public Goods and Market Failures: A Critical Examination, Free rider problem, Market failure?
• ...anything else?