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Ugo Stornaiolo S.

Ugo Stornaiolo S. is currently a Catholic University of America/Jagiellonian University LL.M. student. He is a former Summer Fellow in residence at the Mises Institute and holds an LL.B. from Universidad Internacional SEK, in Ecuador. He also works as the International Press Correspondent for España - Navarra Confidencial, hosting their podcast NC.tv on YouTube.

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An Age of Liberty in the Polish Commonwealth

AntipoliticsDecentralization and SecessionEconomic FreedomWorld History

Blog02/10/2023

For more than a century, the union of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania made possible one of the most liberal societies to date. The commonwealth left much to emulate.

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We Need a Che Guevara of Our Own

Anti-PoliticsPolitics
11/30/2022Power & Market

The title might be misleading at first, but there is a good reason for that. To understand the needs and opportunities for the contemporary Right, we first need to understand what got the Left into power at first.

Enter Che Guevara, or more...

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The Issues and Opportunities with National Conservatism

Politics
09/19/2022Power & Market

A few months ago, a manifesto entitled “National Conservatism: A Statement of Principles” was published by the Edmund Burke Foundation on their natcon website and quickly republished by the ...

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Promoting Natural Rights Instead of Conservatism: Looking at Rothbard and Jaffa

DemocracyPhilosophyU.S. History

09/13/2022Mises Media
Both Murray Rothbard and Harry Jaffa began as men of the Right. However, Rothbard turned toward the view that individuals possess rights outside of the state; Jaffa turned toward conservatism.
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Promoting Natural Rights Instead of Conservatism: Looking at Rothbard and Jaffa

DemocracyPhilosophyU.S. History

Blog09/09/2022

Both Murray Rothbard and Harry Jaffa began as men of the Right. However, Rothbard turned toward the view that individuals possess rights outside of the state; Jaffa turned toward conservatism.

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