Kai Hermann Kayser

Conditions for Productive Investment in Africa: A Comparative Study of Rules, Language, Property, and Security

Comparative study of institutional preconditions for long-term productive investment in African countries, using IMF 2026 Sub-Saharan growth projections as baseline and examining language of instruction, security, taxation, freehold property rights, and pathways to residency or n...

Privatization: When Corruption Turns the Solution into an Aggravation

A facetist analysis of how residual regulatory power infects privatization, converting a proven free-market solution into a gaslighting mechanism that amplifies failure. The study focuses on Blackwater, BlackRock, and Deutsche Telekom, with the regulated private university as the...

Three Essays on Freedom: Markets, Aparactonomy, and Anarcho-Capitalism.

Three short essays examine obstacles to the realization and persistence of maximum freedom. The first shows that the internal logic of anarcho-capitalism contains no residual contradiction yet collides with feasibility because of human tendencies toward collectivism: once choice...

Sound, Fiat, and Digital Money: Uganda's Decisive Policy Choices

This purposive documentary and conceptual study, with policy recommendations, analyzes Uganda’s monetary setting as it stood in 2026 and separates three objects: sound money, the shilling, and mobile-money balances. Mawejje and Lakuma (2019), Katusiime (2021), and Bindseil (2026)...

Iberia and Uganda: Feminization, Urbanism, Distraction and Flat Out Lies

Comparative institutional analysis of Iberia (Spain and Portugal) and Uganda. The study shows how high taxation, regulatory density, fiat expansion, and official narratives have produced fertility collapse, rural demographic hollowing, labor-market distortions, monoculture prefer...

Iberia and Uganda: Feminization, Urbanism, Distraction and Flat Out Lies

Comparative institutional analysis of Iberia (Spain and Portugal) and Uganda. The study shows how high taxation, regulatory density, fiat expansion, and official narratives have produced fertility collapse, rural demographic hollowing, labor-market distortions, monoculture prefer...

Policy Recommendation: An Armed, Trained, Healthy and Neutral Uganda with Elite Private Security

This policy study proposes an integrated reform package for Uganda centered on armed neutrality, responsible civilian firearms ownership, physical and nutritional readiness, and the development of high-skill private security and elite protective services. Drawing on East African...

Armed and Educated: A Policy Case for Civilian Firearms Reform in Uganda

This interdisciplinary policy study makes the case for graduated civilian firearms reform in Uganda. It argues that a well-educated and well-armed population is safer and more prosperous than one that remains largely disarmed under a restrictive licensing regime. Combining libert...

The Central Omission in Immigration Discourse: Redistribution as Root Cause

This heterodox study identifies redistribution as the central omitted variable in contemporary immigration discourse. It argues that fiscal magnets created by taxation and open-ended transfers in host countries, combined with extractive redistribution in countries of origin, shap...