Did the Early Modern States Really Bring Religious Freedom?
Mark Koyama recently published an article on Aeon that is based on his forthcoming book co-authored with Noel Johnson, in which he argues that,...
Articles posted byDaniil Gorbatenko
PhD candidate in economics at Aix-Marseille University, interested in too many things.
Net Neutrality Day: Why this Website is Not Participating
Imagine, shops which need goods of all kinds (that need to be delivered to them from all over the world), were only allowed by governments to pay...
Libertarianism And Consequences: A Potential Empirical Boost
One of the biggest debates among libertarians revolves around the justification of our ethical views. The two most important strands in it are...
Is the Crypto-currency Market just one Big Dangerous Bubble?
The recent dramatic rise in the market value of cryptocurrencies – especially of the giants BTC and Ether — has predictably caused a lot of...
Both City Lights and Stars
One of my favorite songs, “Lights and cars” by Enter The Haggis, that, in my view, deserves to be much more popular than it is, has the following...
2-0 For National Populists, it is time for The Liberal Part of the Realignment
Libertarian historian Stephen Davies, whose work I highly admire, has been persuasively arguing for some time that what we have been witnessing...
Will Robots Really Create a Permanent Underclass?
Ever since robots were conceived by science fiction writers, they captured the fascination of humans and created a lot of fears. One of the most...
The Myth of EU-induced Overregulation
The EU-induced overregulation claim has little evidence for it, why do many libertarians want to believe it? As some commentators aptly noted,...
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