Allan C. Carlson’s recent books include Family Cycles: Strength, Decline and Renewal in American Domestic Life, 1630-2000 and, as editor, Land and Liberty: The Best Essays of FREE AMERICA. He is editor of The Natural Family: An International Journal of Research and Policy.
Its tension with the institutions that protect liberty is at the core of modern politics.
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Free enterprise and the modern family are deeply connected. The loss of one could destroy both.
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His nostalgia for the New Deal clashes with the history of feminism in America.
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