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Anarcho-capitalism and libertarian liberalism as viewed through an academic lens. An economic crisis solution?

Anarcho-capitalism and libertarian liberalism are political ideologies that promote the principle of limited government involvement in economic and social matters. Individual liberty and limited government are tenets of libertarianism; anarcho-capitalism, on the other hand, advocates.

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How a 'Good Parent' Decides on Childhood Vaccination. Demonstrating Independence and Deliberation during Dutch Healthcare Visits

How a 'Good Parent' Decides on Childhood Vaccination. Demonstrating Independence and Deliberation during Dutch Healthcare Visits
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Kids need more unsupervised time outdoors, according to research. Here's how some families encourage free play.

Modern-day parenting can get in the way of kids' independence and creativity, a new study says.

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Parents are stopping kids from playing outdoors, learning risks - study

The research found that the rise in structured physical activity for children happened at the same time as, and possibly caused, a decline in children playing spontaneously.

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Modern-day parenting pressures are making children less developed and well-rounded, study finds

Parents are expected to spend more time 'watching, noticing and responding' to their children, making them less well rounded and developed according to a new survey.

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