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Limited Government books explore how and why societies limit state power to protect individual rights and sustain a free, orderly civic and economic life. This category spans classic political theory and contemporary policy debates, covering constitutional design, checks and balances, separation of powers, federalism, the rule of law, property rights, fiscal restraint, and regulatory limits. It includes histories, legal scholarship, economic analysis, and case studies that assess the proper scope of government in areas such as taxation, social welfare, national security, and civil liberties. Featuring voices from classical liberal, libertarian, and conservative traditions alongside critical perspectives, these works examine the tools, trade-offs, and consequences of keeping government power limited while delivering essential public goods.

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