The Allegory of Good and Bad Government

AI and Work: What 140 Years of History Force Us to Rethink

Liberalism Caught in the Crossfire: The Left and the New Right

The State That Can See the Entire Economy: Efficiency or Panopticon?

Who's Afraid of Polymaths? Why the Future Needs People Who Think Differently.

Are we raising adults or eternal children?

Private Property: Who Sets Limits on the State?

Reform or Cut: Argentina's State at a Crossroads

Próspera: The stateless city that ended up suing the state.

The Milei Experiment: When Ideas Meet Reality

The counterculture paradox: why every rebellion ends up creating its own system.

Will It Be the Chinese Century? Myths, Limits, and Realities | Trilogy Episode 3

Can Artificial Intelligence Replace Politicians? A Conversation with Alberto D'Andrea.

China, BRICS, and the End of the Unipolar World | Episode 2 of the Trilogy.

Milei's Economy: What Has Been Fixed and What Remains Unresolved? A Talk with Germán Álvarez Vidal.

Why the West Still Doesn't Understand China | Trilogy Episode 1

Who Raises Your Kids? The State, Parents, or the Internet.

Protectionism: When the State Picks Winners and Losers.

De Trotsky a Washington: el origen oculto de los neocons.

Productivism or crony capitalism: the economic debate Argentina never resolved.

Operation Bernhard: when the war was fought against money.

Dollarization wasn't that simple: the problem no one explained.

The Fictitious Federalism: Dependent Provinces and Central Power

Neoinstitutionalism: why rules matter more than speeches.

Economic Papers #2

Communication and relationships in the 21st century. A conversation with Andrea Noseda.

United States vs. USSR: The secret war for the brains of the Third Reich.

Kicillof, Keynes and the problem that Argentina never solved.

The natural order that politics ignores.

Single tax and fiscal federalism: real conditions for reform.

Economic Papers #1.

Flat Tax: international experience and real limits.

Revenue sharing: the hidden heart of the Argentine system.

Divide power, preserve liberty. Cato's Letters #10.

The tragedy of the commons: The problem, the myth, and its political uses.

Trade and property: pillars of a free nation. Cato's Letters #9.

What if power oppresses? The right to say enough. Cato's Letters #8.

From Luddism to Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Work and Rebellion.

Economic Paper #0. Analysis of the Argentine Economy.

William Brown: the intrepid Irish sailor who created our Navy. A conversation with Adolfo Storni.

Elinor Ostrom: When reality challenges dogma.

Ignorance is not an option: educate for freedom. Letters of Cato #7.

The Semmelweis effect. When the truth threatens the system.

Lanusse. The last military strongman. A conversation with Adolfo Storni.

Chesterton's Fence: why destroying without understanding ends in disaster.

Anti-statism is not anarchy: why liberalism and anarchism are not the same.

The middle way: why moderation ends up strengthening the state.

Relativismo: cuando todo es opinable y nada es verdadero.

Without virtue there is no republic. The soul of liberty. Letters of Cato #6.

When language serves power. Semantic manipulation. Cato's Letters #5.

Tolerancia o tiranía. Religión y libertad. Cartas de Catón #4.

Mansueti's Mondays #6 | Excerpt: Chile. Past, present and future.

Café Geselliano #3 – Extracto | Enfoque geselliano para el desarrollo territorial

El golpe de Estado moderno. Cómo se toma el poder sin disparar un tiro.

Los Lunes de Mansueti #5 | Extracto: Acuerdos de Helsinki 1975.

Del 11-S al 2025: cómo Occidente construyó su propio Estado de vigilancia global.

Los Lunes de Mansueti #4 | Extracto: Terrorismo, sancionismo, golpismo, injerencismo.

Individuo vs. colectivo: la batalla cultural que define a Occidente.

Los Lunes de Mansueti #3 | Extracto: Vigilancia y control.

Freedom, order and contradiction: the dilemma of the contemporary libertarian.