Rodrik has proposed, since 2011, a series of principles that should guide the global economy.

“Freedom for the wolves has often meant death to the sheep.” ― Isaiah Berlin

The Charade of "Free and Fair" Trade by Joseph E. Stiglitz / La farsa del comercio "libre y justo" por Joseph E. Stiglitz

Joseph E. Stiglitz's comments about Neoliberalism and innovation / Comentarios de Joseph E. Stiglitz sobre el neoliberalismo y la innovación

Joseph E. Stiglitz about debt / Joseph E. Stiglitz sobre la deuda

Joseph Stiglitz on Neoliberalism / Joseph Stiglitz y el neoliberalismo

Adam Smith and the Colonization of América / Adam Smith y la colonización de América

Adam Smith on Political Economy / Adam Smith y la política económica

Adam Smith and monopolies / Adam Smith y los monopolios

Adam Smith on Productivity / Adam Smith y la productividad

Adam Smith and the regulation of banks / Adam Smith y la regulación de los bancos

Adam Smith on those who live by profit / Adam Smith sobre los que viven de la ganancia

Adam Smith and the welfare of workers / Adam Smith y el bienestar de los trabajadores

Exploring Adam Smith's Views on High Profits / Explorando los puntos de vista de Adam Smith sobre los altos beneficios

Out of the unrelenting application of reason, and the acceptance of what we truly are, our dreams will finally come home to stay

One of the reasons for the poor performance of democracies, even those most advanced and consolidated, is extreme inequality.

According to Edward O. Wilson, science and religion are irreconcilable.

In Europe, the church was the biggest owner of properties during the middle ages. No single noble or king was richer than the church.

Religions grew in complexity and changed their main functions with the changes from hunter-gatherer bands to tribes, chiefdoms and states.

One inconsistency in religions is the belief of an almighty god and at the same time, on an evil being who annoys the god as much as he can