Global Order and Geopolitics

From Paul Lafargue to Ludwig von Mises, a critical view of leisure, work, and the role of the State The concept of the “ideology of laziness” or the “praise of idleness” has been approached from multiple angles throughout history, moving between social critique, resistance to the economic system, and the philosophy of individual freedom.“The Right […]

The fall of empires did not bring order, but unstable nationalisms and ethnic tensions that still persist The First World War was a confrontation between empires, not an ideological war between imperialists and anti-imperialists.The defeated empires strengthened the victors.Thus, while in 1913 the British Empire had 611 million subjects and covered 28.5 million km², by

How speculative capital drives radical agendas that erode the middle class and concentrate political power Freedom of expression under the siege of speculative capitalFor Mill, the worst tyranny is the one that “penetrates much more deeply into the details of life and enslaves the soul itself.” Here, it is the billionaire’s money that forges those

The flawed design of the League of Nations anticipated World War II After World War I ended with the surrender of the Central Powers, the issue of peace conditions arose.A key figure, as expected, was U.S. President Woodrow Wilson.The Swedish historian Ragnar Svanström (who wrote the last two centuries of “Universal History,” originally begun by

An unexpected convergence between global capital and radical activism reshapes freedom, property, and power If John Stuart Mill were to observe today’s landscape, he would note that freedom of thought is not being suppressed by an old-style dictator, but by a convergence of interests that has achieved something once unthinkable: uniting the owner of capital

From revolutionary epic to extractive model, a transformation redefining modern political power The Left: From Idealism to FranchiseThe strange art of buying salvation with someone else’s walletBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano It is a universally ignored truth that modern man has discovered a much cheaper form of sanctity than fasting or prayer: ideological indignation.In

Artificial intelligence moves from theory to execution and reshapes economies in real time THE NEW TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTIONWe are not facing an era of change, but a change of eraBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano The article from La Prensa, titled “The New Technological Revolution”, addresses how artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from being a futuristic

A warning on property, debt and cultural control in modern democracies The Expansion of LeviathanThe Vision of Sir Winston ChurchillBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano If Winston Churchill were to stand today before the systematic erosion of private property and the expansion of the state leviathan, his writings would not be mere complaints, but declarations

A structural critique of state power over private capital and its institutional consequences The Spoils of SocialismNationalizing a private resource is stealing it from the one who legitimately earned itBy Dr. Nelson Jorge Mosco Castellano That perspective touches a central nerve of political philosophy: the right to property as an extension of individual freedom.From this

Treaties banning chemical weapons were signed… and then systematically violated In our previous article we referred to the creation of the Red Cross and the Geneva Conventions for the protection of war victims.Conventions and treaties continued to be held in different places, all cloaked in the best intentions.At the same time, technology and science continued