Política exterior liberal | Miguel Anxo Bastos

Professor Miguel Anxo Bastos explains the different theories on Foreign Policy today. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:02 "The State's cunning lies in making people think it exists" 00:33 How is the State perceived? 01:21 The Visualization of the State 02:35 The "Realist" Doctrine of the State 02:54 Karl Deutsch 03:06 Henry Kissinger 03:38 Geopolitics 05:09 What Exists Are People, Not States 05:46 International Relations Is Where Statism Is Projected 05:53 International Relations Are Anarchic 06:09 There Are No Wars Between States 06:34 The "Hegemons" 07:17 The International World Is Anarchist 07:55 The Austrian School and Its Study of International Relations 08:24 Murray Rothbard, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Walter Block, Joseph Salerno 09:11 The Difference Between Libertarians and Liberals 09:45 Mises's View on International Relations 10:48 Infrastructural Power 12:05 Mises on Secession 13:32 The Nation as a Concept Imaginary 13:39 Geography is the most manipulative subject there is 16:00 Austria and secession 16:50 Mises and anti-imperialism 18:01 Imperialism doesn't pay off 19:13 What is a great Spain? 21:01 No country collapses from losing its colonies 23:47 "The more states, the better" 24:21 The advantage of political fragmentation (Eric Jones, Jean Baechler, Ruben Zorrilla) 25:10 The problems of a world government 25:59 Rothbard's political thought 26:18 Robert Higgs 26:27 "War is the health of the state" - Randolph Bourne 27:29 "Isolationism" 29:21 Critique of "Nation-Building" 29:54 Democracies are very aggressive toward non-democratic countries 30:59 The problem of economic calculation in war 32:14 The unforeseen effects of war 35:20 War increases the power of the state 35:40 The "Estrada Doctrine" 36:17 Critique of political alliances, "Entangling Alliances" 38:10 Economic Interdependence (Robert Keohane, Joseph Nye) 40:05 Trade Brings Peace to the World 43:02 International Organizations (UN, IMF, World Bank) 44:09 The "Two Europes" 44:35 Conclusions 45:06 Question on "Colonialism" 45:27 Reply by Professor Bastos 49:04 Manchester School (Richard Cobden, John Bright) 50:50 Question on "Large Spaces" 51:28 Reply by Professor Bastos 53:13 Question on "Anarchy in the International Order" 53:42 Reply by Professor Bastos 56:35 Question on "International Alliances" 57:15 Reply by Professor Bastos 57:25 "Statist" Indians and "Anarchist" Indians 1:02:00 Question from an individual who wants to go to war and die for Nothing 1:03:52 "Whoever wants to be free and wants to fight evil, let him take up a rifle and go." - Lord Byron 1:05:12 "The ISS case" 1:06:43 Intervention 1:06:54 "The Spanish army is here to defend Spain, not to interfere in other countries." 1:08:27 Question about "Interdependence" 1:09:26 Professor Bastos's reply 1:11:42 Closing remarks Bibliography: 02:56 "Politics among Nations" (1948) - Hans Morgenthau 03:02 "Theory of International Politics" (1979) - Kenneth Waltz 03:08 "The Tragedy of Great Power Politics" (2001) - John Mearsheimer 08:16 "Liberalism" (1927) - Ludwig von Mises 08:21 "Nation, State and Economy" (1919) - Ludwig von Mises 17:15 "Does Conquest Pay?" (1996) - Peter Liberman 17:38 "The Spoils of Conquest" (1993) - Peter Liberman 23:14 "Elements of Comparative Sociology" (1964) - Stanislav Andreski 32:35 "Blowback" (2000), "The Threats of Empire" (2004) - Chalmers Johnson 38:33 "Rise of the Trading State" (1986) - Richard Rosecrance 43:25 "The 'New Deal' of Global Trade" (2012) - Aparicio Caicedo Castillo 55:22 "Overstretch"; "The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers" (2006) - Paul Kennedy #MiguelAnxoBastos #Liberalism #Libertarianism Social Media: Facebook •   / sergiosantidiaz   Instagram •   / sergiosantidiaz   TikTok •   / sergiosantidiaz   Twitter •   / sergiosantidiaz   Discord •   / discord   Join this channel to access its benefits:    / @sergiosantidiaz   Miguel Anxo Bastos Full Professor in the Department of Political Science and Administration at the University of Santiago de Compostela, where he teaches several courses; He holds a PhD in Economics and Business Administration and a degree in Economics from the same university. He also studied Political Science at the UNED (National University of Distance Education). He has written several specialized monographs, research articles, and reviews that have been published in leading academic journals in his field. He is also a member of the faculty at the Juan de Mariana Institute's Summer University and a visiting professor at Francisco Marroquín University. Credits Juan de Mariana Institute Lanzarote, Spain July 12, 2015