"To Be Themselves Tolerably Well Fed, Cloathed and Lodged": Liberalism, the Humanization of Labor, and Adam Smith's Protest Against the Injustice of W

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This book is a contribution to the scholarly explanation of why Adam Smith must not be identified with the defense of a laissez-faire theory of political economy. Using Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations as the standard by which to identify what liberalism is and is not, the author develops an argument intended to explain why liberalism and laissez-faire are antithetical, relying on his interpretation and critique of the scholarship of Ludwig von...

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:1644386674

ISBN13:9781644386675

Release Date:June 2019

Publisher:Booklocker.com

Length:310 Pages

Weight:1.25 lbs.

Dimensions:0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"

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Political Science Politics & Social Sciences

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"To Be Themselves Tolerably Well Fed, Cloathed and Lodged": Liberalism, the Humanization of Labor, and Adam Smith's Protest Against the Injustice of W

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