Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Below is the next installment of my paper “Gödel’s Interbellum” (revised draft, 2023); footnotes below the fold: I will begin my survey with the self-coup of January 6, 1929, when King Aleksandar of Yugoslavia unilaterally abrogated his country’s constitution and … Continue reading →

I am interrupting my series of blog posts on the demise of Central European democracies during the interwar period to make the following statement: last night’s censure of Representative Rashida Tlaib is unamerican. Simply put, although I stand with Israel, … Continue reading →

Interwar Europe through the Eyes of Kurt Gödel Although the story of Kurt Gödel’s discovery in late 1947 of a logical contradiction in the United States Constitution has been retold many times, the content of this discovery is often discounted … Continue reading →

Below is the introduction to my paper “Gödel’s Interbellum: Interwar Europe through the Eyes of Kurt Gödel” (footnotes omitted; emphasis added): “One of the great unsolved mysteries of constitutional law is ‘Gödel’s loophole‘. In brief, the great logician Kurt Gödel … Continue reading →

My most downloaded work of all time, Gödel’s Loophole, describes the logician Kurt Gödel’s discovery of a logical contradiction in the United States Constitution, a discovery he reportedly made while he was studying for his U.S. citizenship exam in 1947. … Continue reading →

My colleague Dan Markel was murdered in his own home in Tallahassee, Florida on 18 July 2014. Yesterday, a jury found Markel’s brother-in-law, Charlie Adelson, guilty of conspiring to murder Markel. Wendi Adelson, you’re next! One of the things we … Continue reading →

I am reblogging this recent post “Redhill Close SIT Estate Walks into History” from one of my favorite specialty blogs, Remember Singapore: By October 2023, a large part of Redhill Close estate has been bulldozed, with only a couple of … Continue reading →