minarchism

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Etymology

1971, coined by Samuel Edward Konkin III. Blend of minimum +‎ -archy (government) +‎ -ism (system) (alternatively, minimal).

Pronunciation

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Noun

minarchism (plural minarchisms)

  1. Belief in the desirability and practicality of minimum government.

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