The Psychology of Liberty is a visionary journey explaining a novel political system of freedom and justice named Self-Governing Capitalism. Objectivity and logic are utilized to discover truth both psychologically and politically. The book paints an inspiring picture of a world in which objective values of individuals are held supreme.
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Wes Bertrand currently resides in San Diego, CA, where he recently completed an MA degree in counseling psychology at United States International University. Most of his life, however, was spent in Idaho. He completed a BBA in management and a BS in psychology at Idaho State University in the early and mid nineties. During his nonacademic time, he worked in the mining, construction, and demolition trades. Though such practical skills provided a valuable counterbalance to his intellectual activities, he intends to focus his professional attention on education and psychology.
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