Ryan and Zach review a new book on the basics of the "classical liberal" theory of international relations. Drawing on the work of Mises and Hayek, Edwin van de Haar's new IR book provides a useful and insightful summary of how a pro-freedom foreign policy differs from the usual foreign policy in Washington.&nbsp;

"Human Nature and World Affairs: An Introduction to Classical Liberalism and International Relations Theory" by Edwin van de Haar:&nbsp;<a href="https://Mises.org/WES_17_A" style="scroll-behavior: auto !important;" target="_blank">Mises.org/WES_17_A</a>

"Mises on Nationalism, the Right of Self-Determination, and the Problem of Immigration" by Joseph Salerno:&nbsp;<a href="https://Mises.org/WES_17_B" style="scroll-behavior: auto !important;" target="_blank">Mises.org/WES_17_B</a>

<a href="https://edwinvandehaar.com/" target="_blank">EdwinvandeHaar.com</a>

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What Does Classical-Liberal Foreign Policy Look Like?

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