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State neutrality
Kis, János - 2012
for a theory of neutrality. The theory of neutrality has its natural home in the liberal tradition. Liberalism had a … general conception of liberal neutrality elicited strong critical reactions. Some of the critiques took liberalism … attacked liberal neutrality as reflecting a mistaken interpretation of what liberalism really is about. The debate subsided in …
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State neutrality
Kis, János - 2012
for a theory of neutrality. The theory of neutrality has its natural home in the liberal tradition. Liberalism had a … general conception of liberal neutrality elicited strong critical reactions. Some of the critiques took liberalism … attacked liberal neutrality as reflecting a mistaken interpretation of what liberalism really is about. The debate subsided in …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009725930
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Mere refinement of the state action doctrine will not work
Hettich, Peter - 2010
By proclaiming the State Action Doctrine, the Supreme Court aims to preserve the states' rights to enact economic regulation which conflict with the federal antitrust laws. The doctrine exempts regulated private parties from antitrust enforcement when they are insulated by the State. Without...
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Nueva fase de desarrollo y determinantes de la acción estatal frente a la crisis del neoliberalismo : hacia una visión socioespacial
Ordóñez, Sergio - In: Economía teoría y práctica 41 (2014), pp. 127-161
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Shrinking constitutional tort accountability : developments in the law and implications for professional responsibility
Rosenbloom, David H.; Rene, Helena K. - In: Public performance & management review 40 (2016) 2, pp. 235-256
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Latin American "neo-developmentalism," state action and supranational realignment : what consequences to multipolarity?
Ordóñez, Sergio; Sánchez, Carlos - In: World review of political economy : journal of the … 8 (2017) 3, pp. 365-389
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The Law and Economics of Cedar-Apple Rust: State Action and Just Compensation in Miller v. Schoene
Fischel, William - In: Review of Law & Economics 3 (2007) 2, pp. 1-1
Miller v. Schoene approved the uncompensated destruction of cedar trees that were alternate hosts to a fungus that damaged apples but not cedars. Supreme Court Justice Harlan F. Stone's opinion noted that deciding for either cedar or apple growers would amount to action by the state. Scholars...
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Alcohol, antitrust, and the 21st Amendment: An empirical examination of post and hold laws
Cooper, James C.; Wright, Joshua D. - In: International Review of Law and Economics 32 (2012) 4, pp. 379-392
The 21st Amendment repealed prohibition, but granted the states broad power to regulate the distribution and sale of alcohol to consumers within their borders. Pursuant to this authority, states have established a complex web of regulations that limit the ability of beer, wine, and liquor...
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Conceptualising meaningful work as a fundamental human need
Yeoman, Ruth - In: Journal of business ethics : JOBE 125 (2014) 2, pp. 235-251
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Should surfers be ostracized? Basic income, liberal neutrality, and the work ethos
Birnbaum, Simon - In: Politics, Philosophy & Economics 10 (2011) 4, pp. 396-419
Neutralists have argued that there is something illiberal about linking access to gift-like resources to work requirements. The central liberal motivation for basic income is to provide greater freedom to choose between different ways of life, including options attaching great importance to...
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