A World Without Borders
George Mason University economist Alex Tabarrok argues
for the elimination of national borders
Tabarrok argues –
“To paraphrase
Rousseau, man is born free, yet everywhere he is caged. Barbed-wire, concrete
walls, and gun-toting guards confine people to the nation-state of their birth.
But why? The argument for open borders is both economic and moral. All people
should be free to move about the earth, uncaged by the arbitrary lines known as
borders.”
I completely agree with Tabarrok’s sentiments. However, given
the reemergence of nationalism, Tabarrok’s proposal sounds utterly unrealistic.
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What Ails Afghanistan? Short-Answer: Pakistan and its
Duplicitous Military
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-key-to-solving-the-puzzle-of-afghanistan/2015/10/08/1ebfa63a-6df1-11e5-aa5b-f78a98956699_story.html