| “Tragedy, Myth, and Liberty in Interstate Theory” by Barry Stocker | “Aggression Abroad: Nonintervention Without National Sovereignty” by Jason L. Byas |
| “Introduction” by Brandon Christensen | “The State, the Nation, Nationalism, and the Interstate Federalist Tradition” by Joseph Solis-Mullen |
| “Pax Americana: Is the United States a Benevolent Hegemon?” by Sarah Burns | “Interstate 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. Oyerinde | “Reintroducing 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 Staden | “Secession, International Law, and Human Rights” by Scott A. Boykin |
| “Non-intervention: The History of a Liberal Ideal” by Bas Spliet | “Decentralized Despotism and the Illusion of International Anarchy” by Barry Scott Zellen |
| “Commercium et Pax: Local Governments, Free Trade, and Isolationist Policy” by Carlo Lottieri | “Subsidiarity 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 Carret | “State Recognition, Unilateral Secession, and Anarchy” by David J. Hoffa |
| “Ludwig von Mises and Wilhelm Röpke on Peace and International Order” by Antonio Masala | “Resizing 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 Palmer | “Conclusion” by Brandon Christensen |
| “The Non-Freedom of Foreign Intervention” by Thomas K. Duncan | “Dharma and Chakravarti for Liberty: Decentering Hegemony via Buddhist Political Philosophy” by Jason Morgan |