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The Family in a Self-Governing Society

Introduction
ANNA CLAIRE FLOWERS

Bridging the Trust Gap: How Parent-Connected Networks Extend Cooperation Beyond the Family
BRIAN W. MANDEVILLE III

Family, Subsidiarity, and Self-Governance in Law and Economics
NICOLAS C. GONZALEZ

The Fatal Conceit of Fertility Policy
SUSANNAH PETTIT

Family Solidarity and State Dependency: The Transformation of Family Policy in France
ALEXIS SÉMANNE

Complex Immigrant Families: Extending the Notions of the Family to Account for the
Adaptative and Dynamic Immigrant Experience
KARLA SEGOVIA AND STEFANIE HAEFFELE

Keeping Stories Alive: Polycentric Publishing and the Family Knowledge Commons
JESSICA CARGES

Care Interrupted: The Familial, Social, and Economic Implications of Mass Incarceration
ANNA CLAIRE FLOWERS AND MIKAYLA NOVAK

Fractured Families: The Unintended Consequences of Immigration Enforcement for Families
MOLLY R. ROVINSKI, NATHAN P. GOODMAN AND KARLA SEGOVIA

ARTICLES

Social Organicism in Bernard Bosanquet’s The Philosophical Theory of the State
LESLIE MARSH

Beyond the Theory–History Dichotomy: Thymology as a Constitutive Datum of Praxeological
Economics
DALYEM JESÚS ÁGUILAR PEÑA

Adaptive Velocity: Biological and Computational Insights on Institutional Viability
VAKHTANG TCHANTCHALEISHVILI

Capital Before the Market: Labor, Work, Service, and the Budgetary Limits of Market Order
DAVUD ZULUMKHANOV

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