The Theory of Everything in Politics: A Complete Theory of the State — Rights, Institutions, Markets, and Monetary Structure (Vol. 2) (Oialté)

The Theory of Everything in Politics: Vol. 2)Building on the ideological principles established in the first volume, this second volume applies them to real-world politics.How should civil rights be organized—equality of rights or natural hierarchies?A pragmatic vision for creating the most just society.How to build a new functional democracy, overcoming the problems of the representative model, which is degenerating in the West. A response to the global decline of democracy through its qualitative evolution as a model, taking examples from democracies such as Switzerland or Taiwan.How to solve the problem of pension sustainability without causing harm to anyone; how to manage education and healthcare effectively; or how to address the housing problem without dogmatic measures. It also explores systems for the social reintegration of marginalized individuals, the structure of the judicial system without falling into political interference or closed networks of judges selecting each other, and addresses relevant political issues such as inheritance and transportation systems.A general analysis of the labor system, applied to each country, and how to achieve an effective mix depending on context—of state regulation, union negotiation, and individual bargaining, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each and how to complement them efficiently.A novel analysis of money, examining the main schools of thought classical, monetarist, modern monetary theory to synthesize new premises, explaining how money is a way of moving and storing value, which can be created in ways that either generate more production and wealth, or merely produce inflation.Freedom of expression, its limits and necessities. The paradox of Popper? The Streisand effect? When and how should freedom be applied dynamically Read more