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'''Natural order''' | '''Natural order''' describes any human arrangement arising in a non-coercive environment. | ||
In [[Hans-Hermann Hoppe]]'s 2001 book [[Democracy: The God That Failed]], it is the natural order of human societies that he prefers over the two alternative systems on which he focuses in the book, [[democracy]] and [[monarchy]]. | |||
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Natural order describes any human arrangement arising in a non-coercive environment.
In Hans-Hermann Hoppe's 2001 book Democracy: The God That Failed, it is the natural order of human societies that he prefers over the two alternative systems on which he focuses in the book, democracy and monarchy.