Our books are about the topic of American citizen sovereignty that puts power back into the hands of citizens who want to control their own destiny.
We see the danger to liberty from the increasing centralized power of government over the lives of citizens, and we write about strategies that overcome this form of centralized tyranny.
In our theme of Political Sovereignty, our books are about how the American republic drifted from Locke’s natural-rights government toward a centralized ruling class.
Our solutions are to recover the decentralized state-sovereignty framework advocated by George Mason, Thomas Jefferson, and Thomas Burke, of North Carolina, who wrote the Articles of Confederation.
The Restoration of the American Natural Rights Republic,
Reclaiming The American Democratic Impulse,
After the Collapse of America,
Our books about Economic Sovereignty describe how a decentralized entrepreneurial capital economy works to create economic and political liberty for citizens.
The Theory of Technology Evolution,
The American Millennial Attraction to Socialism,
Accredited Investor CrowdFunding,
Updating Schumpeter’s Gales of Creative Destruction,
Our books about national technological sovereignty address the most recent threats to liberty from the private, unregulated corporate deployment of Artificial Intelligence.
Rebellion to Tyrants Is Obedience to God: Ending the Danger of the Corporate AI Surveillance Machine
Ending The Predatory Corporate Capitalist War on the American Middle Class,
In our next book,The Kingdom of God Covenant and the Restoration of American Citizen Sovereignty, we add the two missing social institutional compontents that we described at the end of Rebellion to Tyrants.
Our new book picks back up the insight from Adam Smith (Wealth of Nations) that the competitive market exchange economy generates a stable, beneficial economic order, without government interference. We agree with Smith that that type of economy must be based upon shared social ethics, (The Theory of Moral Sentiments), and we add to Smith the most recent evidence of emergence from theories about complex adaptive, non-equilibrium natural biological systems.
We explain the theological and political framework for crafting a new state-sovereignty constitution.
The new American Covenant of Liberty grounds legitimate authority of the new government in:
- A God‑centered ethical authority that is based upon the brain’s rational mental insight of the equal moral worth of each person;
- A self-evident recognition that tacit, personal face‑to‑face exchange makes mutual trust and honest dealing among citizens possible;
- Constitutional and economic rules that prevent concentrations of political and financial power.
- That the maintenance of future social order is built on reciprocal obligations between citizens and the agencies of government that provides personal security and protection of liberty to citizens in exchange for citizen voluntary agreement to follow the unwritten rule of law.
- That justice in the application of laws is based upon the equal and fair treatment of citizens.
- That whenever the agencies of government become destructive of the rights of citizens, that citizens have “an indubitable, inalienable, and indefeasible right to reform, alter, or abolish it; in such manner as shall be judged most conducive to the public weal.”
We also provide free educational power points to help readers learn more about our topics.
For readers interested in the economic research for each book, we suggest you go to the Social Science Research Network (SSRN.com) where we publish our preliminary articles.
Laurie Thomas Vass
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View my research on my SSRN Author page:
https://ssrn.com/author=831853