Hayek and Ayn Rand warned that permanent subsidies can transform democracy into a system of political privilege and economic dependence.
Social Justice and Subsidies: A Liberal Critique Read Post »
Public debt and political redistribution of capital are creating a structural transfer of resources that compromises the economic freedom and productive capacity of future generations.
Intergenerational Conflict and the Unsustainability of the Welfare State Read Post »
Tax expenditures, rising fiscal pressure and the changing relationship between the State and those who produce, invest and work.
Statists and Fiscal Exemptions Read Post »
From ZEDE territorial experiments to the digital Network State model, a liberal proposal challenging the state monopoly over land,
Network State and ZEDE: Institutional Competition with the Nation-State Read Post »
Cospaia, Moresnet and Liberland as examples of spontaneous order versus fiscal monopolies.
Authentic Free Trade Without the State Read Post »
A historical and strategic assessment of tariffs and managed trade under the EU-Mercosur framework.
The Real Meaning of Free Trade Read Post »
– From Civic Association to Corporatist Fusion- Digital Echo Chambers and the Tyranny of the Majority- The Structural Exhaustion of the Welfare State- Belgium as a Structural Mirror- Responsibility, Freedom and the Future of Democratic Societies
FROM THE ART OF SOCIAL ASSOCIATION TO CORPORATISM Read Post »
Why, if Tocqueville prescribed preventive medicine, does democracy remain in intensive care?
Democratic Anomie and the Tocqueville Antidote Read Post »
When institutional capture and political spectacle erode democracy, memory and culture become deliberate acts of resistance.
State Corruption and Umberto Eco’s Strategy of Intellectual Resistance Read Post »
From soft despotism to modern corporatism: how democracy can erode freedom from within.
The Democratic Collapse: Tocqueville’s Structural Warning Read Post »
