Philosophy

A possible form of liberal-conservatism

By Jonas Follonier · April 17, 2026

Consecrating a heritage whose core is individual liberty, liberal-conservatism can form a coherent synthesis rather than a fragile compromise. Here is an outline, drawing on Burke, Scruton and Kolnai as well as Smith, Tocqueville and Hayek.

Economy

Austrian heterodoxy: an assertive liberal economy

By Frédéric Jollien · November 16, 2024

The Austrian school of economics, which has recently re-emerged in the news, distinguishes itself from the dominant «neoclassical» theories, notably by redefining the value of a good as the importance that individuals attribute to it. Here's how it works.

Philosophy

Tocqueville, de Staël, Hayek... Current liberal thinking

By Le Regard Libre · 04 November 2024

This week, Regard Libre publishes a special report on the current state of liberalism, looking at the thinking of the great authors who have left their mark on this philosophical, political and economic movement.

Philosophy

Ralph Müller's cartridge: «A study has shown that...»

By Ralph Müller · May 23, 2024

A study has shown that... The object complement of such a formula tends to win undivided support, and if a study were to show that eating wood is good for your health, some people would be quick to adjust their eating habits accordingly.

Switzerland

Robert Nef: «Armed neutrality is a peace offering».»

By Robert Nef · May 25, 2023

In Switzerland, there is a growing tendency to relativize neutrality by using vague adjectives and linking it to defense alliances. This is a sign of inconsistency and a lack of historical awareness.

Switzerland

Covid management in Switzerland: too much federalism... or not enough?

By Jonas Follonier · 20 November 2021

L’affaire serait entendue: si la Suisse ne comptait pas dans son système politique l’outil du fédéralisme, la gestion du Covid...