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Limited Government, Individual Liberty and the Rule of Law - Selected Works of Arthur Asher Shenfield (Hardcover)
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Limited Government, Individual Liberty and the Rule of Law - Selected Works of Arthur Asher Shenfield (Hardcover)
Series: The Locke Institute series
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This volume offers a selection of the works of one of the most
persuasive and sophisticated theorists of the free economy and the
free society, Arthur Asher Shenfield. Arthur Asher Shenfield was a
classical liberal and an astute critic of misguided government
intervention in a free economy. He produced sophisticated
refutations of both full-blooded socialism and the milder varieties
of collectivism and welfarism pioneered in Scandinavia and Western
Europe. He was a keen observer of American affairs and included
here is a selection of his essays on constitutionalism and law in
the United States. These essays trace the decline in legal
protection that America has given economic agents and examine the
rise of socialist influences in the American judiciary system.
Shenfield also offers a robust account of the legal and economic
effect of US and European anti-trust law, as well as discussing the
adverse effect on economic efficiency caused by trade unions. In
these essays, Arthur Asher Shenfield has made the law and economics
of a free society accessible to businessmen and policymakers as
well as to scholars and students of classical liberal philosophy
and law.
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