Since discussing The Individualists with Matt Zwolinski a few days ago, I’ve been thinking more about libertarian views of property and contract. I watched the film She Said with that discussion freshly in mind. The film, about the New York Times’s investigation into Harvey Weinstein’s abuse of women, is a good portrayal of the journalistic process regarding stories heavily reliant on eye-witness testimony. In this case, the difficulty was that many of the victimized women did not want to speak on the record, and some had signed non-disclosure agreements in exchange for payouts.
'She Said' and the Limits of Contract
'She Said' and the Limits of Contract
'She Said' and the Limits of Contract
Since discussing The Individualists with Matt Zwolinski a few days ago, I’ve been thinking more about libertarian views of property and contract. I watched the film She Said with that discussion freshly in mind. The film, about the New York Times’s investigation into Harvey Weinstein’s abuse of women, is a good portrayal of the journalistic process regarding stories heavily reliant on eye-witness testimony. In this case, the difficulty was that many of the victimized women did not want to speak on the record, and some had signed non-disclosure agreements in exchange for payouts.