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Ferghane Azihari

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Ferghane Azihari is a law student in Paris at Université Paris–Est Créteil. He is currently an intern at the École de la Liberté (School of Liberty), a French digital platform which promotes libertarianism through various multimedia supports (MOOCs, e-books, videos, audio, etc.) He is the local coordinator for European Students for Liberty and president of the Parisian group.

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Why Is the French Government Running Off Foreign Investors?

Protectionism and Free Trade

06/03/2021Mises Media
Most people understand that it's a good thing when others invest money and capital in your community. But when Canadian investors offered to pour money into France as part of a deal to buy a French company, the regime said no thanks.
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Why Is the French Government Running Off Foreign Investors?

Protectionism and Free Trade

Blog05/26/2021

Most people understand that it's a good thing when others invest money and capital in your community. But when Canadian investors offered to pour money into France as part of a deal to buy a French company, the regime said no thanks. 

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Materialism Fails to Explain the West's Conflict with Islam

World History

Blog12/31/2020

Different people often react quite differently to the same conditions, so attempts to blame religious conflict on material deprivation fail. Ideological differences also better explain why Islam is not monolithic. 

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Hunter-Gatherers Ravaged the Environment. Industrialization Saved It.

The EnvironmentMedia and CultureWorld History

Blog01/01/2020

Hunter-gatherer societies stripped the local environment of resources and then moved on to another place. There was nothing environmentally responsible about this sort of economy, in spite of modern efforts to portray prehistoric humans as tree huggers.

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What an Independent Britain Could Learn from Singapore

Decentralization and SecessionFree MarketsWorld History

Blog12/28/2019

Singapore left both the British Empire and Malaysia before finally becoming an independent city. It then proceeded to become one of history's most impressive economic success stories.

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