Center For Individualism encourages the submission of articles for publication on our platform. We are dedicated to exploring possibilities for a future society based on self-reliance, individual initiative, entrepreneurship and institutional innovation.

Commentaries, explanations and exegeses of classic liberal texts and ideas.

We call it “classic content made simple”, especially classic liberal and Austrian Economics content. Our writers have commented on works by F.A. Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, Carl Menger, Adam Smith, Mark Skousen, Deirdre McCloskey, and several more. We are bringing classic ideas of freedom and free markets to a broad audience.

Individualism, Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

We encourage communication of ways in which the individual can make good decisions, make strong contributions and live a meaningful life. We welcome ways in which entrepreneurship can be explained and encouraged as a creative, enjoyable and, above all, moral task. We cheer bottom-up innovation and new thinking about business, life and institutions.

Technology’s Role In Social Order.

We believe that technology, invented and developed and perfected by the individuals who conceive it and use it, encourages individuals by augmenting them with new capacity, connecting them with vast amounts of knowledge, and interconnecting them with people all over the world. We have referred to the technologies of spontaneous order. We encourage explanations and explorations of the positive role of technology in advancing beneficent social order.

Freedom And Liberty

We aim to uphold positive ideas about individual economic and political freedom, and we like to support Liberty, and will welcome articles in this vein.

Relating News Cycle Events to Classic Principles.

We have written about the current President’s deregulation activities as an illustration of how leaders can make positive change; about the current state of education; and about changes in music distribution as indications of the liberating effects of technology. We are not a current affairs or news site, but if writers can make a link between today’s headlines and classical principles, we like to use the opportunity to make a lasting point.

Guidelines for Authors

Here is a list of guidelines that we request all writers/ authors follow while writing for Center For Individualism. The goal is to ensure that CFI is able to present a diversity of content while maintaining a uniformity of experience to the readership.

• Authors are requested to submit original work.
• Content should aim to either a new perspective or new information to the reader.
• Links, references and citations are encouraged to support the argument.
• Any author wishing to critique any particular strand of classical liberal thought or Austrian Economics is invited to do so, as long as the critique is free from vitriol and/ or unsubstantiated claims.
• All authors must be open to critique and should be respectful towards any suggestion put forth via readers/ fellow authors.
• All decisions will be contingent on the compatibility of the author/ content with the idea of the blog. In case any misalignment is felt between the two, the review team reserves the right to reject.
• All articles will be subjected to a plagiarism check, hence it is expected of authors to submit original pieces and give credit where it is due. In case the article has already been published elsewhere, the same is to be conveyed at the time of submission.
• Word Limit: 800 min to 1500 max.
• Content to be sent in a word doc format.
• Authors are expected to send in an appropriate title for the content, however, if the review team feels a revision is preferred then the author’s permission will be taken before publishing.
• The article will be subjected to a review mechanism, from which the response can either be a definitive “yes”/ “no”, or with suggestions for changes.
• In case of changes, engagement will be restricted to a maximum of 2 rounds of review.