Why Sanctions Don’t Work, and Why They Mostly Hurt Ordinary People
The Progressives’ Liberal Democracy Has Failed. Radical Decentralization Is the Answer.
The Triumphant Foreign Policy of Warren G. Harding
Ukraine’s Regime Is Now Kidnapping Fathers for Military “Service”
There Is No Winner in This Trade War
2022 Libertarian Scholars Conference
Economic Ignorance
Markets Are Peaceful but the State Is Not
In this article, I would like to present some fundamental economic thoughts on the cause of war, as war has chronically plagued human history, particularly the more recent history. In 1919, the economist Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973) published a book entitled Nation, State, and Economy, presenting an explanation as to why the catastrophic First World War could come about.
We Must Now Learn the Lesson of 1914, Not the Lesson of 1938.
With proponents of military intervention and war, it’s always 1938, and every attempt to substitute diplomacy for escalation and war is “appeasement.”