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4. Parenting is partly a governance problem, so review the literature The biggest difference between parenting and governing anything else (other than your self) is that parenting is much smaller scale, and the interests of the parents and kids are more tightly aligned.
This is a great thread... Can you illustrate the parenting–governance connection with an example or two?
One example which isn't super deep: I think minarchism is a pretty starting point for what parents ought to do: keep the peace, enforce properly rights, manage foreign relations, and be available for dispute resolution.
For the record I should have said monarchism is, IMO, a good starting point for the things parents should enforce with force (if necessary), not do.
As a parent, I also think about David Friedman's stuff about generating efficient law a lot: http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Anarchy_and_Eff_Law/Anarchy_and_Eff_Law.html …
I have some intuition that toys belong more to the person who plays with them more, regardless of who initially owned them. And I may moralizing a little in that direction. But I wouldn't ultimately enforce it, because it would make my kids less likely to share their stuff.
I'm not sure I'm doing a great job describing it, but there's a way I automatically think about rules in terms of what they incentivize and what the enforcement costs will be. I think it's a useful mindset. (Lots of people seem to think this way, but not everyone.)
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