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..., Barbara H.]]. 2001. ''[[The Progressive Assault on Laissez Faire: Robert Hale and the First Law and Economics Movement]]''. Harvard University Press.}} [[Category:Robert Hale]]

...wing have been found or recommended (special thanks to James Hammerton and Robert Lockard): ;<span>Barbara H. Fried "The Progressive Assault On Laissez Faire: Robert Hale And The First Law And Economics Movement"</span>

... have a difficult time coming to terms with it. Which is ironic given that Robert Nozick cited the following example in his classic article “Coercion”— ...marriage. That was thought to be a consent, in the famous words of Matthew Hale, that “she [could not] retract,” at least not while she remained in the

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..., Barbara H.]]. 2001. ''[[The Progressive Assault on Laissez Faire: Robert Hale and the First Law and Economics Movement]]''. Harvard University Press.}} [[Category:Robert Hale]]

...s in this case and in the anti-discrimination case (in the words of Robert Hale) placed background constraints on the universe of socially available choice

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...has been more recently popularized by the early 20th century jurist Robert Hale and by philosopher Thomas Nagel.

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Bentley, Robert, and Henry Trimen. 1875. Medicinal Plants Being Descriptions with Original Davis, Robert F. 1896. “Reminiscences of 1846,” Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,

[[Category:Robert Hale]] {{DES | des = "Hale showed that all economic regimes rely upon economic coercion, laissez-faire

... 1951). For a couple of useful summaries of the behavioral revolution, see Robert A. Dahl, “The Behavioral Approach in Political Science: Epitaph for a Mon ..., and Edwin M. Dodd. For fuller bibliographical summaries and analysis see Robert A. Lively, “The American System: A Review Article,” Business History Re

[[Category:Robert Hale]] ...struction of “coercion” that would ever support such a distinction. As Hale aptly demonstrates, coercion occurs when there are “background constraint

accorded dominion over the things necessary for subsistence.” Robert Hale made the same (1943). The employer, Hale added, “has little power over those whose freedom to consume is

... “dominion over things is also imperium over our fellow man.”40 Robert Hale’s writings— emphasizing owners’ powers to free nonowners from the dut 41. Robert Hale, Coercion and Distribution in a Supposedly Non-Coercive State, 38 POL. SCI.

...demic philosophical defenses of lib- ertarianism, it has played some role. Robert Nozick’s libertarian theory, for instance, is largely an exploration of t 12 Robert Nozick, Anarchy, State, and Utopia (New York: Basic Books, 1974), 33.

...rden variety administrative agency enforcement of civil law. As Robert Lee Hale stated, “There is government whenever one person or group can tell others

...rden variety administrative agency enforcement of civil law. As Robert Lee Hale stated, “There is government whenever one person or group can tell others

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