Global Order and Geopolitics

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.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have adopted laws restricting communist symbols to protect their sovereignty and prevent the return of totalitarian ideologies.

Hayek and Ayn Rand warned that permanent subsidies can transform democracy into a system of political privilege and economic dependence.

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.

A strategic reflection on decommunization laws, the Holodomor, and the democratic dilemma in confronting totalitarian ideologies

A reflection on American military power, selective interventions and the domestic lobbying forces that shape foreign policy choices.

The war in Ukraine, Russia’s passivity in the face of attacks on Iran and Venezuela, and the gap between digital narrative and strategic reality.

From ZEDE territorial experiments to the digital Network State model, a liberal proposal challenging the state monopoly over land,

Cospaia, Moresnet and Liberland as examples of spontaneous order versus fiscal monopolies.

A historical and strategic assessment of tariffs and managed trade under the EU-Mercosur framework.