The lost art of drawing the line
how fairness went too far
1st ed.
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Word Count
63,750 words, Guess
Page Count
255 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelostartofdrawing00howa
- Internet Archivelostartofdrawing0000howa
- ISBN-100375504222
- ISBN-139780375504228
- Library of Congress Control Number2001276260
and 2 more
- OCLC Control Number46788075
- Open LibraryOL24963767M
Classifications
- DDC349.73
- LCCKF384 .H693 2001
Description
"... dissects the dogmas of fairness that have poisoned American culture with legal fear and selfish demands. With vivid examples--often infuriating, often funny--Philip K. Howard ... exposes the fallacies underlying the regime of 'individual rights.' ... Howard shows how politically correct reforms became the enemy of freedom and the common good. ... he exposes laws and institutions that must be demolished or overhauled-- and presents one idea that must be resurrected--to wrest control from short-sighted, self-interested groups." from publisher's description.
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