Unde venis et quo vadis?
From Marxism to the argentic era: a reflection on power, economy and human nature
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Global Order and Geopolitics
Global Order and Geopolitics
The Ritual of Statism in Its Most Baroque Form
A critique of the pension system through political philosophy and classical economics
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Global Order and Geopolitics
Statism in Uruguay as a Political Pathology
A cultural and institutional reading of the statist reflex shaping Uruguay’s political evolution.
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Ideas and the Transformation of Liberalism
Archaeology of a Country on the Path to Underdevelopment
A reflection on the political culture that consolidated Uruguay’s economic and social stagnation.
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Global Order and Geopolitics
The schizophrenia of interests in Uruguay’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
How state incentives transform entrepreneurial rebellion into administrative dependence.
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Global Order and Geopolitics
Breaking State Inertia: The Economic Change Uruguay Needs
Productive capital, economic decentralization and technology as drivers of structural transformation
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Global Order and Geopolitics
The False Promise of Living Off Others
How the abandonment of the gold standard enabled the expansion of the state and transformed Uruguay’s economic incentives.
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Global Order and Geopolitics
The Collapse of Uruguay’s Extractive State
How state capture of agro-export rents transformed a private capital accumulation economy into a political system sustained by consuming productive wealth.
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Global Order and Geopolitics
Uruguay’s Liberal Immigration Model
How early twentieth-century Uruguay allowed immigrants to prosper through economic freedom, property rights and individual initiative.
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Global Order and Geopolitics
Moral Revolution and Institutional Reform Against Intergenerational Debt
Ayn Rand’s ethical critique and Friedrich Hayek’s institutional design offer two different paths to stop governments from shifting today’s costs onto future generations.
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