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Defining The Economic Pie, Not Dividing Or Maximizing It, Martha T. Mccluskey
Defining The Economic Pie, Not Dividing Or Maximizing It, Martha T. Mccluskey
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This essay challenges the question that drives much of legal analysis: whether to maximize or divide the “economic pie.” Regardless of the answer, this question skews legal analysis and rests on dubious economics. This framing binary inherently presents economic maximizing as the presumptive norm, represented as superior to socioeconomic distribution in both spatial and temporal dimensions. By definition, economic “maximizing” stands larger in scope and first in order. The essay first critiques the idea that legal analysis can aim to make the economy bigger without engaging contested questions of value and politics, showing how this misleading separation of quantity from …
Municipal Responses To Vacant Properties In The United States, James J. Kelly Jr.
Municipal Responses To Vacant Properties In The United States, James J. Kelly Jr.
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The administrative law specialized magazine No. 24 which explores the foundation of administrative law theory. This issue contains 5 articles that focus on the vacant house issue.
Vacant house measures in American municipalities