Rights are one of the most crucial political concepts in the modern world. They are the expression of Enlightenment humanism and often serve as the moral foundation of Western society. But is it possible for certain rights to be detrimental to the individual? Is it possible for a concept designed to guarantee freedom to lead to tyranny? This, …
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Economist from EKIP Daniel Vassilev took part in the roundtable held on Wednesday in the National Assembly, which mainly discussed the topic of ownership and development along the Black Sea coastline, the categorization of territories, as well as ownership of dunes and the powers of private individuals and companies owning properties on which ...
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Jeffrey Tucker I'm thrilled when McDonald's hamburgers get the attention they deserve. That's what happened last year, when Stephen Dubner, co-author of "Freakonomics," made the provocative claim that they're the cheapest, most nutritious food in human history. The fact that we dare to reject that claim actually shows how spoiled we are. …
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