How Progressives Rewrote the ConstitutionCato Institute, 2006 - 156 sider Although they purported to have great sophistication on economic and social matters, their understanding of those matters was primitive, and their disdain for the evident signs of social improvement colored their vision of the success of the older order. In the end, they cannot hide behind any notion of judicial restraint or high-minded social virtue. The Progressives and their modern defenders have to live with the stark truth that the noblest innovations of the Progressive Era were its greatest failures."--Jacket. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The Classical Liberal Synthesis | 14 |
B The Old Court Federalism | 19 |
C Economic Liberties and Property Rights | 35 |
1 Affected with the Public Interest | 36 |
2 Antitrust Laws | 41 |
3 Labor Regulation | 42 |
The Progressive Era | 52 |
B Individual Rights | 77 |
2 Antitrust Laws | 84 |
3 Labor Regulation | 89 |
The New Challenge | 100 |
he PostProgressive Period | 111 |
Progressivism Today | 117 |
NOTES | 138 |
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