• Ancient Civilizations
• Ancient Greece --»» Polity of Sparta & Polity of Athens
• Ancient Rome
• Pre-columbian America
• History of China
• History of India
• Early Medieval History
• Late Medieval History
  

• History processes are driven mostly by economic factors
• Exceptions
• Institutions, and ideologies evolve according to economic factors
• History laws are universal, and works in every country, every culture, and every human community
• Laws presented here will be true everywhere the second law of thermodynamics is true.

• In times of growth people tend to cooperate, in times of crisis people tend to fight with each other
• The Law of Connected Vessels --»» Pawel Jasienica
• Expansion, and fall cycle in states before the industrial revolution 
• „The Peninsula Schema”

• There are only three political systems: feudal, populistic, and democratic
• Short definition of feudal system
• Short definition of populistic system --»» Athens flaws
• Short definition of democratic system --»» Rome evolution
• Basic laws for political systems
• Differences between populistic system, and democratic system
• Political strength of a single human or institution
• Groups of Political Interests (GPI)

See also Psychohistory library (for members only).

• There are two kinds of economic crisis: overproduction crisis, and stagflation crisis
• There are two basic economic strategies for countries:  free trade, and protectionism
• There will be no economic growth without the virtual money --»» More about the virtual money
• Basic scheme of economic crisis
  
• Wealth redistribution between high income and low income countries
• Four major flaws of the Comparative Advantage Theory --»» Polarization effect
• Why the free market is better?
• Laws for science and technology development