There have been all manner of land disputes over the course of human history, but one type of conflict that seems to surface time and again is a situation in which nonowners are suddenly barred from...
Daniella Bassi
Senior Editor
Daniella Bassi is senior editor at the Mises Institute. She oversees the editing of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, The Misesian, and Mises Institute books. She holds master’s degrees in early American history from the University of Vermont and the College of William and Mary and an undergraduate degree in English from Amherst College. She is a Rothbardian-Hoppean, and her writings interpret American Indian history and property rights from that perspective.
Latest work
Animal control officers are supposed to, well, control animals in a municipal area. But thanks to animal control policies, it's the stray animals that are in control of our author’s town.
People often stubbornly hold to false beliefs, one of them being that government regulation of driving prevents chaos. However, the opposite seems to be true: government involvement in anything, including driving a car, creates the chaos we claim we want to avoid.
