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Liberty and Security in an Anarchical World

Tragedy, Myth, and Liberty in Interstate Theory” by Barry Stocker Aggression Abroad: Nonintervention Without National Sovereignty” by Jason L. Byas
Introduction” by Brandon ChristensenThe State, the Nation, Nationalism, and the Interstate Federalist Tradition” by Joseph Solis-Mullen
Pax Americana: Is the United States a Benevolent Hegemon?” by Sarah BurnsInterstate Federalism: Challenges from the History of Classical Liberalism” by Matthew A. Owens & Christopher J. Coyne
Despotism in the Twenty-First Century: The Case of Nigeria’s Democratic Despotism” by Oyebade K. OyerindeReintroducing John Witherspoon: Interstate Relations and Survival in Revolutionary America” by Robbie J. Totten
Individual Liberty and the Responsibility to Protect: Toward a Neolibertarian Foreign Policy” by Martin van StadenSecession, International Law, and Human Rights” by Scott A. Boykin
Non-intervention: The History of a Liberal Ideal” by Bas SplietDecentralized Despotism and the Illusion of International Anarchy” by Barry Scott Zellen
Commercium et Pax: Local Governments, Free Trade, and Isolationist Policy” by Carlo LottieriSubsidiarity and Secession: Bringing the Austrian School to the 21st Century” by Marcos Falcone
Debt Diplomacy in the 1920s: The Case of the French and Hellenic War Debts” by Vincent CarretState Recognition, Unilateral Secession, and Anarchy” by David J. Hoffa
Ludwig von Mises and Wilhelm Röpke on Peace and International Order” by Antonio MasalaResizing and Restructuring States: New World Sovereignty in a New World” by Joseph Parent
Beyond Tariff Reduction: A Libertarian Approach to Reducing Non-Tariff Barriers” by Mitchell PalmerConclusion” by Brandon Christensen
The Non-Freedom of Foreign Intervention” by Thomas K. DuncanDharma and Chakravarti for Liberty: Decentering Hegemony via Buddhist Political Philosophy” by Jason Morgan

Classics and Cult Classics

World Government Under Law: American Experience With Federal Union” by Samuel J. KornhauserThe Philadelphian System: Sovereignty, Arms Control, and Balance of Power in the American States-Union, Circa 1787-1861” by Daniel H. Deudney
An Economic Theory of Alliances” by Mancur Olson, Jr. & Richard ZeckhauserReviving the Libertarian Interstate Federalist Tradition: The American Proposal” by Brandon Christensen
The Economic Conditions of Interstate Federalism” by F.A. HayekAmericans Have Devised Only World-Peace Plan That Will Stop Wars” by Rose Wilder Lane

Sovereignties, World Orders, and Federations

Introduction” by Brandon ChristensenDr. Mengele, USA Style: Lessons from Human Rights Abuses in Post- World War II America” by Christopher J. Coyne & Abigail R. Hall
Anthropology and the Ancient Roots of Some Modern Politics” by Hjorleifur JonssonTo Tyrants, The Answer is “No”: Conceptualizing A Confident, Muscular, and Cosmopolitan Libertarianism” by Martin van Staden & Nicholas Woode-Smith
Would Somaliland’s Citizens Benefit from State Capacity Libertarianism?” by Scott PeggPolycentric Interstate Federalism Among The Yoruba Of Nigeria: Lessons For Growing An International Federal Order” by Oyebade K. Oyerinde
Mr. Manypenny’s Millions: Freedom and Sovereignty in the Nineteenth-Century Native American Annuity Conflict” by David A. NicholsThe Republican Model and the Crisis of National Liberalism” by Benjamin Studebaker
Reflections of Changing Views of Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty: Resilience and Change in the Liberal State” by Heather N. Nicol & Barry Scott ZellenTwo Faces of the European Union” by Dalibor Rohac
Before the Responsibility to Protect: The Humanitarian Intervention in Cuba” by Sarah BurnsHayek and Brexit: Sovereignty, National Democracy, and the Fallacy of Positivism” by Jernej Kosec
Polycentricity: A Simple Rule for Governing Indian Country” by Ilia Murtazashvili & Adam CrepelleHayek’s Federalism and the Making of European Integration” by Fabio Masini
Adrian Pabst on the Liberal World Order” by Blake SmithF. A. Hayek and the World of Tomorrow: The Principles of International Federalism” by Daniel Nientiedt
A Populist World Order? Origins and Predictions” by Michael LeeLudwig von Mises and Friedrich Hayek: Federation as Last Resort” by Edwin van de Haar

Polycentric Federalism and World Orders

Introduction” by Brandon ChristensenA Libertarian Defense of Non-Interventionism” by Scott Duryea
The Intersection of the Libertarian Non-interference Principle and International Relations” by Michael A. WestbrookThe Polycentric Production of Global Public Goods” by Nathan P. Goodman
Conspiracy Theories, Spontaneous Orders, and Global Politics” by Cory MassiminoHybrid Sovereignties and Inuit Land Claims: Native Corporations and Resource Co-management as a Continuation of State Expansion ‘by Other Means’” by Barry Scott Zellen
Whose Scottish Enlightenment? State, Markets, and Global Political Economy” by Clifford “Chip” S. Poirot JrNon-territorial Polycentric Governance of Intrastate and International Relations” by Trent J. MacDonald
Macht Stadtluft frei? Polycentricity, Urbanization, and the ‘European Miracle’: The Case of the Low Countries, 1000–1800” by Bas SplietSelf-Enforcing Federations: Lessons from the American Experience for Interstate Federalism” by Ilia Murtazashvili
The Forgotten Federalist: Constantin Frantz and the Quest for a Polycentric European Order” by Federico Ottavio RehoManaging International Interdependence: Polycentric, Competitive, and Hierarchical Federalism” by Fabio Masini & Albertina Nania
Starting Polycentric Governance from Scratch in Highly Similar Yoruba Social Environments: Unexpected Outcomes” by Oyebade Kunle OyerindeGlobalism and Limited Government—Contrary or Complementary?: A New Agenda for a Neo(Libertarian) World Order” by Martin van Staden
Bounding Superpowers: The ASI Control Problem, Public Safety, and Republican Constitutionalism” by Daniel Deudney & Devanshu SinghThe European Union: From Common Foreign and Defence Policy to Federation?” by Jack Birner