Does the administration play a significant role in preserving, fostering, and maintaining freedom, or does it endanger the liberal social order and individual freedom? In this collection of essays, renowned political philosophers, legal scholars, and social scientists analyze the complicated and often contradictory character of the modern administrative state.
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A blow to responsible governments everywhere,
This review is from: Balance of Freedom: Political Economy, Law and Learning (World Social Systems. Liberal Democratic Societies) (Paperback)
A pessemist work which focuses in the most complicated legal tangles possible in a democracy, Michener's biased essay collection essentially endorses totalitarian orders. With essay after carefully chosen essay blasting the corruption and red tape associated with some young democracies, it may as well be communist propaganda. I will keep this one safely at the back of my library, well out of view.
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