Simo Koivisto

Simo Koivisto is an independent researcher, author, and publisher whose work spans critical fields including philosophy, legal theory, economics, freedom of speech, and governance. With a distinctive blend of intellectual rigor and accessibility, his writing transforms complex ideas into clear, engaging narratives that resonate with readers from diverse backgrounds. Drawing inspiration from seminal thinkers such as Friedrich Hayek, George Orwell, Hannah Arendt, and Edward Gibbon, Koivisto examines the intersections of power, culture, and individual freedom. His books delve into controversial and often neglected subjects, tackling themes such as European Union centralization, the erosion of national sovereignty, and the mechanisms of modern imperialism. Koivisto’s book, The Consequences of the European Values: The Loss of Autonomy and Democracy, is a definitive critique of the EU's influence on its member states. It dissects the EU’s promotion of its so-called 'values,' revealing how this agenda reshapes governance, curtails autonomy, and undermines democracy. This follows his first book, Atticus: A Systematic Analysis of EU Centralization and Sovereignty Erosion, which provided a groundbreaking exploration of the EU’s evolution into a modern empire, exposing the treaties and policies that consolidate its control. Based in Helsinki, Finland, Koivisto’s work challenges conventional narratives and encourages readers to critically engage with the forces shaping modern governance. His meticulous research, coupled with a bold and unapologetic critique of centralized power, ensures his writing is as provocative as it is enlightening.