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cultural and personal identity threatened by, 108
definition of, 107
globalization and, 207–208
human rights development and, 107–108
immigration and, 235–237
imperialism and, 237–239
living in accordance with “nature” and, 107
social justice undermined by, 108
Stoicism and, 107, 495
trade and travel and, 108
universal moral order, higher power and, 107
universal standards of justice and, 107
Voltaire and, 523
Western culture roots of, 107
world citizenship concept and, 107
Cost and Choice (J. M. Buchanan), 40
The Cost of Right, Why Liberty Depends on Taxation
(Sunstein & Holmes), 273, 384
Council of National Defense, 329
The Counter-Revolution of Science: Studies in the Abuse of
Reason (Hayek), 219, 240
Cournot, Antoine, 84
Cowen, Tyler, 12
Cox, W. Michael, 16, 322, 323
Cram, Ralph, 357
Crane, Ed, 61, 443, 504
Crane, Jasper, 282
Credit unions, xxxi
Crime. See Restitution for crime; Retribution for crime
Crisis and Leviathan (Higgs), 491
The Crisis in Economic Thought (Kirzner), 272
Critical rationalism, xxvii, xxxiii
A Critique of Interventionism (Mises), 335
CSICOP. See Committee for the Scientific Investigation of
the Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP)
CTEA. See Copyright Term Extension Act (CTEA, 1998)
Cultural Revolution (communist China), 83
Culture, 109–110
changes in, 109–110
cities and, 63–66
competition among traditions and, 109–110
cosmopolitanism and, 107–109
cultural evolution and, 109–110
cultural relativism and, 110
definitions regarding, 109
evolutionary psychology and, 158–161
globalization and, 110
high culture and, 109
Marxist minimization of, 110
political and economic development and, 109
socially patterned style of human thought and
behavior and, 109
Thomas Sowell and, 482–483
static characteristic of, 109
system of meaning, role in organizing society and, 109
Cumberland, Richard, 349
Dahlman, Friedrich, xxix
Dam, Kenneth, 386
Danish Great Charter, 313
Darrow, Clarence, 325
Darwin, Charles, 81, 159
Davidson, Paul, 140
Davies, Stephen, 518
Day, Dorothy, 112
Daya, Dorothy, 174
De Alessi, Louis, 17
Dear America (Hess), 226
The Death and Life of Great American Cities
(Jacobs), 66, 261
Debs, Eugene V., 375
Decentralism, 111–113
Anti-Federalists and, 111
The Breakdown of Nations (Kohr) and, 112
Catholic Worker movement and, 112
devitalizing, dispiriting effect of centralization and, 113
distributists and, 112
Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists and, 168–173, 495–496
federal policy criticism and, 111
federal war powers and, 111–112
free-market economy and, 187–189
Jefferson–Hamilton debate regarding, 111
national unity and local independence relationship and, 112
post–World War II decentrist groups of, 112
Ronald Reagan administration and, 112
Rebuilding Russia (Solzhenitsyn) and, 112
Wilhelm Röpke’s support of, 441
secession movements and, 112, 455
subsidiarity and, 495–496
10th Amendment, unenumerated powers and, 112
Who Owns America? (Herbert & Tate, eds.) and, 112
Declaration of Independence, 113–115
John Adams and, 5–6, 113, 114
American independent from Great Britain focus of, 113
charges against King George III section of, 114
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, 115–117
Enlightenment influence on, 114
Thomas Jefferson and, 113–114, 262–263
“life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” section of,
113–114
limited government, individual rights focus in, 9, 113–114
John Locke’s influence on, xxii, 113–114, 352, 435
Natural Law and, 352
pursuit of happiness and, 408–410
right of revolution and, 114, 435
“self-evident truths” section of, 114
signers of, 114
sovereignty of the people and, 9
See also specific individuals
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of
the Citizen, 115–117
American Revolution and, 115
bankruptcy of French government and, 115