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The Future of Free Cities

| | 15 Lecciones

Michael Strong, Kevin Lyons, Ricardo Valenzuela, Jason Sorens, Gonzalo Melián, Roberto Blum, Fred Kofman, Patri Friedman

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Theory of Free Cities and Seasteading

Free Cities: An Experiment to Promote Competition of New and Better Institutions Capable of Creating Wealth

Secession as a Continuum

Public Finance and Governance of a Free City

A Legal Strategy for Immediately Creating Private Free Cities

Private Neighborhoods in the United States: The Transformation of Local Government

Blue Ocean Liberty: A Free Market Strategy for a Free Society

Free Cities: A Solution to Mercantilism in Mexico

Free State Project

Ciudades libres con instituciones competentes

Ciudad de libre mercado

Differences between Private and Public Communities

What is Seasteading?

Different ways to Design a Free Market City

Marketing Free Cities as a Mainstream Solution to Global Poverty

00:00 |

Initial credits
00:06 |

Introduction by Luis Figueroa
00:21 |

What is the difference of private communities from other type of communities?
01:42 |

Is Jean-Jacques Rousseau's social contract actually a contract?
02:08 |

Do these communities require homogeneity?
02:37 |

What are the downsides of private communities?
03:17 |

What are the usual objections you receive when you present this idea?
04:18 |

Final words
04:24 |

Final credits

Differences between Private and Public Communities

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Freedom Innovation Society

Private communities have existed for a long time. They have continually proved their success by allowing their inhabitants to expressly agree to the way they choose to cohabitate with other people. Fred E. Foldvary explains this idea and points out the biggest benefits this social organization has in regards to freedom and the respect of the individual choice. He comments on the possible downsides they may have, but expresses his positive opinion towards the proliferation of these types of neighborhoods anywhere possible.

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