Global Order and Geopolitics

Strategic analysis of international power structures, great power competition and the transformation of the contemporary world order.

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Global Order and Geopolitics

Cuba: From the New Man to Official Wokism

The regime that once persecuted dissidents, believers and homosexuals learned how to recycle its language without surrendering political control. In our latest articles, we have tried to find answers to some of the things that, in these times, do not seem easy to understand.We were asking ourselves how the left adopted wokism, and how, in […]

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Public officials in an outdated technology room while a modern digital city moves outside.
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The State and the Great Technological Blink

When bureaucracy tries to buy the future with the reflexes of the past. The State and the Great Technological BlinkBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The greatest danger of the Fourth Technological Revolution is not that machines may acquire the ability to think, but that governments insist on not doing so.Throughout history, humanity has gone

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Citizens reviewing public spending data in a modern civic oversight room.
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Technology Against Power

When AI stops watching citizens and starts auditing the state. Toward a Technological Audit of PowerThe inversion of the digital panopticonBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano Throughout these essays, we have warned about the attempt by collectivist elites to use AI and robotics to consolidate an unprecedented form of social control.However, the nature of technology

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Liberal Education Against the State Classroom

Artificial intelligence, personalized learning and lifelong reskilling are challenging the centralized education model. Liberal Education in the 21st CenturyFrom the State Classroom to Decentralized Algorithmic LearningBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The Anachronism of the Prussian ModelIf there is one field where socialism and statism have left a deeper mark of stagnation, it is education.The

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3D Printing and the End of the Fiscal Monopoly

Additive manufacturing moves productive power from the State and large industry to the individual, weakening customs, taxation and regulation. 3D PRINTING AND THE END OF THE FISCAL MONOPOLYThe end of physical customs and the twilight of state mercantilismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is an intrinsic characteristic of collectivist regimes —and of those that,

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Wokism as Exported Nihilism

A critical reading of the intellectual origins of wokism, from French theory to its cultural expansion through universities, media and politics. We closed our previous article by asking how wokism had permeated left-wing positions.Where does that ideological package come from, one that is embraced by vast sectors of opinion and that appears, openly or implicitly,

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Central planning room contrasted with a living market street.
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The Algorithm Cannot Replace the Market

The promise of computational socialism ignores that prices, innovation, and freedom cannot be calculated from a central office. Economic Calculation in Quantum TimesThe Chimera of Computational SocialismBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is common to hear, in the corridors of the new collectivist intelligentsia, that the great dilemma raised by Ludwig von Mises regarding

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Technocratic control room overlooking a living city as a symbol of algorithmic planning versus spontaneous order
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The Fatal Arrogance of the Algorithm

Artificial intelligence revives an old temptation: believing that calculation, control and planning can replace the spontaneous order of freedom. The Fatal Arrogance in the Age of the AlgorithmThe atavism of centralized planning against spontaneous orderBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is imperative to begin these lines by recalling that human progress is not the

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Sadiq Khan attending London Pride with rainbow flags and Mayor of London signage.
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The Strange Alliance Between the Woke Left and Islamism

From London to New York, a growing political convergence reveals tensions that the West still struggles to explain. In several of our articles we have asked ourselves how it can be explained that the left appears as a defender of Islamic fundamentalisms.In another matter, Pope Leo XIV has recently been criticized for decorating the Iranian

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Modern container ship navigating the Río de la Plata with advanced electronic navigation systems at sunset
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GPS, Automation and Privilege: Does the Current Pilotage System in the Río de la Plata Still Make Sense?

For more than a century, harbor pilots were considered indispensable for commercial navigation in the Río de la Plata. In times of incomplete nautical charts, unreliable communications, frequent fog and limited navigation instruments, it seemed logical that a foreign captain would depend on a local specialist to safely enter complex ports such as Montevideo or

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