In the 1970s, a group of lawyers from California and the Rockies declared war on a regulatory state they considered too big, too complicated, and a threat to both property rights and capitalism.
In the 1970s, a group of lawyers from California and the Rockies declared war on a regulatory state they considered too big, too complicated, and a threat to both property rights and capitalism.
Jefferson Decker is Assitant Professor of American Studies and Political Science at Rutgers University
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Table of Contents Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter One: The New Liberal State Chapter Two: Defending Enterprise Chapter Three: Pacific Views Chapter Four: Sagebrush Rebels Chapter Five: The Politics of Rights Chapter Six: Governing from the Right Chapter Seven: Mountains and Sea Chapter Eight: To the Slaughterhouse Epilogue: Regulation and Its Discontents Note on Archival Sources
Table of Contents Dedication Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter One: The New Liberal State Chapter Two: Defending Enterprise Chapter Three: Pacific Views Chapter Four: Sagebrush Rebels Chapter Five: The Politics of Rights Chapter Six: Governing from the Right Chapter Seven: Mountains and Sea Chapter Eight: To the Slaughterhouse Epilogue: Regulation and Its Discontents Note on Archival Sources
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