Between Colbert and Adam Smith
In this essay, the author proposes to let loose five principal dramatis personaw and try to read the effect of their interactions on Europe's political history over the next decade or two. Two of the actors are nationalisms, one predominantly found in Britain, the other in France, viscerally op...
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| description | In this essay, the author proposes to let loose five principal dramatis personaw and try to read the effect of their interactions on Europe's political history over the next decade or two. Two of the actors are nationalisms, one predominantly found in Britain, the other in France, viscerally opposed to each other; the third character is democracy, made aggressively imperious by an overdose of political correctness. The last two are states of mind, one echoing Adam Smith, the other Jean-Baptiste Colbert, one liberal, the other statist, and of course also viscerally antagonistic. |
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