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Death of Common Sense by Philip K Howard

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Death of Common Sense

How Law Is Suffocating America

Philip K Howard

Grand Central Publishing · Print & ebook · March 1, 1996

Reading lane: Social Science

This concise and eloquent manifesto shows how the excess of government regulations does not protect Americans but instead acts as legal quicksand, stifling growth and creating paralyzing overbureaucratization.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Why It Clicks

Come here for

  • Law, rules, and bureaucracy
  • A practical, argument-forward read

Expect

  • Big-government skepticism
  • Useful as a reference shelf companion

Book Details

Authors
Philip K Howard
Publisher
Grand Central Publishing
Published
March 1, 1996
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Social Science
Reading lane
Social Science

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Publisher Categories

  • Social Science

About This Book

This concise and eloquent manifesto shows how the excess of government regulations does not protect Americans but instead acts as legal quicksand, stifling growth and creating paralyzing overbureaucratization. Using blood-boiling examples of government regulations run amok, Howard reveals a society in which rules have replaced thinking--allowing law to infiltrate the nooks and crannies of everyday life.

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