Labour Law’s Theory of Justice

Author: Brian Langille

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Title: Labour Law’s Theory of Justice

Author: Brian Langille

Description: Brian Langille (University of Toronto) chapter from the Oxford volume on the philosophy of labor law. Argues that labor law faces an identity crisis with empirical, conceptual, and normative dimensions.

Pages: 20

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