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Freedom as a Social Project
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How freedom works
Harmony of interests and peace
Freedom as a Social Project
Harmony of interests and peace
What you will learn:
When interests clash: the world before production
The birth of harmonious exchange
International peace as the condition for prosperity
The liberal programme for peace
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What was Gustave de Molinari's central argument in his late-career work on international peace?
a
Democratic governments are inherently more peaceful than monarchies because their citizens bear the direct costs of war through taxation and conscription
b
Rising global economic interdependence had made armed conflict not merely immoral but economically suicidal for all participants, making war a form of self-destruction
c
Nations should sign binding international disarmament treaties to reduce the material capacity for war and thereby guarantee lasting peace
d
International peace requires a world government with a monopoly on military force to prevent individual nations from resorting to violence
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