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Monthly Archives: November 2011
National autonomy requires well-regulated borders (Part 1: The Thesis)
Citizens, businesses, governments and nations are among evolution’s newest species of autonomous agents. Their members require well-regulated physical, temporal and mental boundaries to be autonomous. The mental boundaries are constructed in human brains by education, culture and experience, and are buttressed by legal systems.
Posted in Politics, Sustainable Economies
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