The Challenge of Asymmetric Mobility to Liberal Democracies
An independent study by Nathan Elliott Shantz on unequal access to international mobility and its consequences for taxation, political voice and the social contract.
PDF · 42 pages · 563 KB
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An independent study by Nathan Elliott Shantz on unequal access to international mobility and its consequences for taxation, political voice and the social contract.
PDF · 42 pages · 563 KB
A companion to the Asymmetric Mobility paper, examining how differing capacities to relocate reshape the relationship between citizens and the state.
PDF · 11 pages · 354 KB
A letter to clients and friends on the forces shaping markets, geopolitics and the choices facing internationally mobile families.
Published February 2026 · PDF · 13 pages · 1.2 MB