All Posts Tagged With: "Bernard H. Siegan"
Book Reviews – September 2006
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On Political
Equality
by Robert A. Dahl
Reviewed by Richard M. Ebeling -
Collapse: How
Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed
by Jared Diamond Reviewed
by Gene Callahan -
Economic Liberties
and the Constitution
by Bernard H. Siegan Reviewed by George C. Leef -
Kidney for Sale by
Owner: Human Organs, Transplantation, and the Market
by Mark J. Cherry Reviewed by William L. Anderson
Property and Freedom
Bernard Siegan, professor of law at the University of San Diego, has been a pioneer in the analysis of government land-use controls. His 1972 book, Land Use Without Zoning, is a classic. If you want to rock a zoning advocate back on his heels, reading that book is the best preparation. The fact that Siegan [...]
1Aug1998 | George C. Leef | 1 comment | Continued-
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