A STRATEGIC VIEW OF THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD

Analysis, ideas and reflection on politics, economics, culture, technology and power.

Editorial Director: Dr. Nelson J. Mosco
Digital Project Director: Santiago H. Pereira Testa
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LATEST ARTICLES

Young professional departing through an airport as economic activity continues in the background.

Poverty, Exodus and the Spontaneous Order of the Market: The Cost of Restricting Freedom

An examination of the relationship between economic freedom, institutions, private property and migration through the ideas of Hayek, Mises, Acemoglu ...
Financial district representing the relationship between pension savings and public financing in Uruguay.

When Economic Reality Overrides Ideological Dogma

The government's shift on pension funds reveals the limits of ideological proposals when confronted with the practical demands of financing ...
People crossing an open civic square, symbolizing freedom of conscience and diverse spiritual paths.

Spirituality Has No Owner

The pope’s visit revives a debate over secularism, religious authority, and the freedom of conscience in a shared civic space ...
Modern financial district symbolizing sovereign finance and fiscal responsibility.

Sovereignty Cannot Be Financed Through Debt

Fiscal discipline does not weaken a nation's independence. It strengthens it by reducing dependence on creditors, financial markets, and the ...
Symbolic depiction of ideological conflict and the debate over state neutrality in a university setting.

Secularism Between State Neutrality and Ideological Conflict

The debate over secularism in Uruguay once again confronts competing constitutional interpretations and reopens the discussion about the role of ...
Students and professionals walking between a university campus and a modern financial district.

From the Failure of Socialism to the Conquest of Culture

The collapse of real socialism did not end its political influence. The struggle shifted toward culture, institutions and the State, ...
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