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Slavcho Marinov

Slavcho Marinov holds a BA in Financial Economics from the University of Essex in the UK. He is currently pursuing a MA in Banking Management at the New Bulgarian University. A former financial media figure, Slavcho has extensive experience in covering and commenting on the economic news of the day. He has a strong interest in macroeconomics, economic efficiency, production process optimization and game theory. He is among the winners of economic essay competitions of a number of organizations, including the Bulgarian Macroeconomic Association, the Bulgarian Libertarian Society and the Atanas Burov Foundation.

The West owes its wealth to parliamentarism, not monarchy

In order for a nation to become rich, its entire population must be emancipated, not just the aristocracy. Monarchism received a new impetus among libertarian and conservative circles after the monumental work “Democracy – The God Who Failed” by Hans-Hermann Hoppe. In it, the author criticizes the so-called “public ownership of the state”, expressed in parliamentary democracy …

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Anarcho-capitalism with a human face: How does Anarchism sell?

This article is a continuation of Anarcho-Capitalism with a Human Face: Technology and Decentralization Diplomacy as a Macrocosm of Anarchist Relationships With all these definitions, we cannot help but come to the conclusion that anarchy does exist in one sphere of our affairs – international relations. Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin live in a state of …

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Anarcho-capitalism with a human face: Technology and decentralization

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Radical decentralization and anarchy are the same thing Anarcho-capitalism has a PR problem. Its main postulate – the principle of non-aggression sounds simple and noble enough to be understood by anyone and may even be a basic principle of the libertarian movement itself. But when it comes to private courts, most …

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Why are 3D printed weapons the first step towards Ancapistan?

Technology de facto renders gun control meaningless, which greatly empowers even the smallest secessionist movement. Many of you have probably heard of 3D printers. These are machines that produce all sorts of objects on a principle similar to printing text from Microsoft Word on a piece of paper. They receive the parameters and …

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Ideas for Reforming the Left: Part II

In the first part of this series, we explained why the left is in crisis and needs to return to its roots if it is to restore its connection to the working class. In the last part, we outlined the first two key steps towards achieving this goal - in this one, we continue with four more. …

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Ideas for Reforming the Left: Part I

A return to the original left-worker ideas would make him a much more serious opponent of the right. The left around the world is in a state of amok. Its hypocritical double standards towards minorities, on the one hand, and the indigenous population, on the other, have led to its total discredit in the eyes of the ordinary voter, who still considers himself to be a radical …

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Why does big business inevitably turn left?

Everything is shaped by the business plan of the big guys... We all remember the case of the fired Google employee who dared to state basic biological differences between men and women and how they translate into socio-behavioral differences. This act of his did not please his superiors, who did not want to …

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Why won't educational qualifications fix democracy?

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The educated can also sell their votes Recently, the idea of limiting the right to vote in the democratic process based on a minimum level of education has been developing in the Bulgarian public space. The idea is to interrupt the vicious practice of buying and selling votes before elections, especially with regard to one of the minorities …

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The right-wing and conservative position is Bulgaria outside the Eurozone

The right-winger doesn't like political adventurism No, this isn't one of those articles that will make you believe that a 1,000 leva salary will become €500, and a 1 leva loaf of bread will become €1, because that won't happen. However, something else will happen - the security of the currency board will disappear...

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