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Neocameralism is the idea that a sovereign state or primary corporation is not organizationally distinct from a secondary or private corporation. Thus we can achieve good management, and thus libertarian government, by converting governments to the same management design that works well in today’s private sector. This system can easily be associated with [[File:Feud.png]] [[Feudalism]] or [[File:Corp.png]] [[Corporatocracy]].<br>The sovereign power (sovereign corporation, or ‘sovcorp’), alone, is able to ensure its own property rights. Its might and rights are absolutely identical, and, from this primary identity, subordinate rights (to ‘secondary property’) cascade down through the social hierarchy.
In simpler terms, the argument suggests that the sovereign, being the paramount power, possesses both the strength and the entitlements necessary to secure its property. This primary authority then extends its influence downward, establishing a hierarchical structure where subordinate rights to secondary property are derived from and ultimately subservient to the sovereign power. The implication is that the entire social order is structured around the sovereignty's ability to assert and maintain property rights, with all other rights in the societal framework stemming from this foundational premise.
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