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[[Category:Francis Fukuyama]]
[[Category:Friedrich von Hayek]]
[[Category:Common Law]]
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| text = This is a point that Hayek and his libertarian followers fail to see: the Common Law may be a work of dispersed judges, but it would not have come into being in the first place, or been enforced, without a strong centralized state.
| cite = [[Francis Fukuyama]], "{{Link |The Origins of Political Order: From Prehuman Times to the French Revolution}}", p. 260.
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