Our latest media supplement entitled “The minimal state solution for Romania” was recently published by Revista 22. Bringing together articles from CADI Eleutheria’s members and our academic and civil society collaborators, the supplement should be understood as a complementary product to our recent October School in Philosophy, Economics and Politics which took place in late October 2018. The articles address a wide variety of issues, from questions revolving around the main (desirable) functions of a state to libertarian and classical liberal solutions for increasing wealth and prosperity and from the impact of new and emerging technologies on the state – individual dynamic to finding alternative solutions for the endemic corruption problem in Romania.

Even though an all-encompassing list is impossible to compile, we would lie to thank CADI Eleutheira’s members and affiliates for their effort in making the supplement possible, the authors for their valuable contributions and our speakers from the October school for their valuable input and feedback.

“The minimal state solution for Romania” would not have been possible without the support we received from the Atlas Network, the Friedrich Naumann Foundation Southeast Europe and Institute for Economic Studies – Europe.

We dedicate this supplement to the memory of our friend and former colleague Ionuț Sterpan.

The articles are available online on Revistei 22 or downloaded from here.