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• Classical Liberalism -- Online primer with links to biographies and sources
  by Noah Nissani

  Chapter I -- Introduction

     Contents:

  * Introduction

  * The Nomenclature Mess

  * The Political Cartesian Space

  * Basic Principles

  * Historical Antecedents

  The following Chapters II and III are a concise explanation of Macro Economics. From the basic ideas of its founders in the 18th and 19th centuries, to the 20th century controversy between Keynesianism and Monetarism, from Adam Smith and David Ricardo to John M. Keynes and Milton Friedman. All what an educated citizen must know in order to understand the economic news.

  Chapter II -- Liberal Economy -- Part I (50K)

     Contents:

  * Introduction

  * Historical Antecedents

  * Free-Market Economy

  * Supply-Demand Law

  * Marginal Cost

  * Relative Efficiency

  * Surplus Value

  * Saving and Investment

  Chapter III -- Liberal Economy -- Part II (Conclusion)

     Contents:

  * Salary and Prices

  * Money

  * Quantity of Money, Circulation and Gross National Product (GNP)

  * Monetary, Cost, and Demand Inflation

  * Trade Cycles. Keynesianism versus Monetarism.

  * Epilogue

  Chapter IV -- Politics -- Part I (60K)

     Contents:

  1. Introduction

  2. Equality

  3. Liberal Equality

  4. Liberty

  5. Restriction of Government Functions

  6. Separation of Powers

  7. Legislature

  8. Executive Branch

  9. Judiciary

  10. Their Mutual Control

  Chapter V -- Politics -- Part II (60K)

     Contents:

  1. Laws

  2. Punishment

  3. Debts

  4. Democracy

  5. Kinds of Democracy

  Representative

  Parliamentary

  6. Elections

  7. Leadership

  ARTICLES

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  • The Liberal-Democratic Solution to the Demographic Problem

  • Post Holocaust Adaptation of Jabotinsky Peace Plan

  • Separate Army and Politics
    The use of the army as the governmental forceful arm in controversial political issues endangers our national existence

  • Sources For Historical Facts
    Which Are Not Widely Known
    Selected from Herzl's Diary, Ben Gurion's Memories, and others.

  • A Stable Democracy Requires Probity(Montesquieu)
    Could Sharon be risking the Israeli Democracy?

  • An Alternative To "Negative Tax"
    Reducing Employees' Tax From Its Real Payers

  • Psycho-Philosophical Differences Between Left And Right
    An Empiro-logic Classification of the 20th Century Ideologies

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  The Man - Brief biography of Ze'ev Jabotinsky
  

  Jabotinskian-Liberal Approach To The Arab-Jewish Conflict
  

  "[Being a liberal] Jabotinsky had no ideological need to ignore either the presence of the Arabs or their legitimate rights.".. "..guided by his liberal ideology, demanded a final, equitable solution for both peoples." .."The danger lies in the temptation to exploit the situation in our short-term favor, achieving a seemingly favorable yet unstable peace, as the Allies did at the end of World War I." .."The Oslo Agreement, like the Versailles Treaty, is a collection of conditions imposed by the winner on the loser." .."Such a Palestinian state will necessarily be a chronic source of resentment and irredentism... waiting for the first favorable political or military contingencies to liberate the entire motherland. ...these contingencies will come about -- sooner or later.".. "[Jabotinsky] envisioned two autonomous peoples sharing the same land and each governing their own personal, cultural and religious lives."

  Liberal Democracy for a Heterogeneous Society

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  Abortion, Choice, and Libertarian Principles by Doris Gordon

  "in biological terms, conception is Day One in our life; we are all former zygotes, embryos, and fetuses; none of us was ever a sperm or an ovum;"..." a line drawn for when personhood and rights begin, other than at conception, is merely arbitrary;"..." When one human being can dictate whether another human being is a person, we should worry about our own prospects. I wouldn't want my personhood to be conditional under the law, subject to the arbitrary opinions of others. Would you? Yet, two tiers of humanity is precisely what abortion choicers support."

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