Industrial Democracy in America: Ideological Origins of National Labor Relations Policy

Dickman, Howard

Business & Money

Open Court Pub. Co

Economics

<p>Here is what the Framers of the Constitution thought about economic rights. To the current debate over constitutional interpretation, this book adds a dispassionate examination of our beginnings. It focuses on the philosophical, political, and social currents that influenced the thought and behavior of the Framers.<br><br>What was the relationship between property rights and liberty? How important to the Framers was the protection of economic liberties? In what ways does the Constitution protect these liberties? Was the Constitution a document forged with the intent of securing what would later be called a capitalist system? Or were the Framers primarily concerned with promoting a society based upon civic virtue? These are a few of the major themes that the authors of this volume address.</p>

Liberty, Property, and the Foundations of the American Constitution (Constitution Econ Rights (Dis))

Paul, Ellen Frankel

Constitutional Law

State University of New York Press

The Imperiled Academy (STUDIES IN SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY AND POLICY)

The Imperiled Academy (Studies in Social Philosophy and Policy)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Routledge

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