by Martin van Staden
Classical liberals and libertarians around the world, particularly in the past century, have had a difficult time acclimatizing to the political realities that they played a part in bringing about.
Virtually everywhere today, with exceptions like Argentina and Liechtenstein, classical liberals find themselves thoroughly excluded from the halls of power. This was not always the case.
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Dr Martin van Staden is the Director of the Hayek Council for a Free World and Head of Policy at the Free Market Foundation. Visit his website: www.martinvanstaden.com.
Isonomia Quarterly 