Wanjiru Njoya

Articles

The Non-Aggression Principle Is Realistic and Not an Abstract Concept

04/22/2025 Mises Wire Wanjiru Njoya

In his book the Ethics of Liberty, Murray Rothbard sets out the links between individual liberty, property rights, and the non-aggression principle. Rothbard’s explanation of property rights as the...

How Individual Effort Determines Economic Outcomes

04/15/2025 Mises Wire Wanjiru Njoya

Human beings are individuals as well as members of groups. Due to the prevalence of stereotypes and prejudices in relation to groups, it is often thought that there is not much point in individual...

The Federal Government Did Not Create the States

04/08/2025 Mises Wire Wanjiru Njoya

One of the statues that was taken down in the 2020 purge of the Southern statues was that of the great American statesman from South Carolina, John. C. Calhoun. The then mayor of Charleston, South...

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Free Markets Promote Peaceful Cooperation and Racial Harmony

04/03/2025 Wanjiru Njoya

By their nature, free markets promote harmony between people and increase overall standards of living. This view is radically different from the ones promoted by Marxists who believe that only “class interests” matter.

Do We Even Need the US Constitution?

02/12/2025 Wanjiru Njoya

Wanjiru Njoya appears on Action Radio with Greg Penglis to discuss some of her recent articles.

The Myth of Social Justice

01/20/2025 Wanjiru Njoya

Wanjiru Njoya appears on The Tom Woods Show to discuss Hayek's critique of "social justice."

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