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ISBN10: 0199281750, ISBN13: 9780199281756, [publisher: Oxford University Press, Oxford] Hardcover Dust jacket is fully intact, only lightly rubbed at edges. Internally, clean and fresh, with unmarked and uncreased pages. Overall, very sound and presentable.Publisher's note: The aim of the book is two-fold. First of all it is to provide a fair, complete and analytical account of the Neo-liberal conception of the role and function of the state in modern society. The second aim is to provide a critical assessment of some of the central elements of this conception. The book will look at the emphasis of Neo-liberals on procedural and rule governed approaches to the role of the state rather than outcome or end state views of the role of government and to consider how this conception of politics relates to issues such as the rule of law, freedom, justice, rights, the relationship to the market economy, to civil society and to look at the role of government in relation to the provision of welfare and public sector services more generally. It builds up the Neo-liberal case in respect of these aspects of modern society by drawing upon the works of central Neo-liberal thinkers such as Hayek, Mises, Menger, as well as thinkers such as Oakeshott, Nozick and Rotbard who are not directly Neo-liberals but whose works have been important for the development of central Neo-liberal themes. The second part of the book provides what might be regarded as an immanent critique of the ...

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Oxford, England OUP Oxford 2009 Hard cover Very good in very good dust jacket. Ex-library. Glued binding. Paper over boards. With dust jacket. 283 p. Audience: General/trade. LCCN 2009938573 Type of material Book Personal name Plant, Raymond. Main title The neo-liberal state / Raymond Plant. Published/Created Oxford [England]; New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. Description x, 283 p.; 24 cm. ISBN 9780199281756 (acid-free paper) 9780199650576 (pbk. ) 0199281750 (acid-free paper) LC classification JC574. P57 2010 Contents Introduction--The basis of the neo-liberal state: The nature of the neo-liberal state and the rule of law; The foundations of the rule of law as a moral ideal; Freedom, coercion, and the law; Social justice: a mirage? ; Neo-liberal rights; The welfare state and the politics of social justice; Social justice and the welfare state: institutional problems; Government and markets; Government, money, and taxation--Neo-liberal principles: a critical perspective: Freedom and coercion: an alternative account; Social justice and neo-liberalism: a critique; Neo liberal rights: a wider perspective; Concluding reflections. Subjects Neoliberalism. State, The. Notes Includes bibliographical references (p. [270]-274) and index. Dewey class no. 320.51 National bib no. GBA976291 015-34123 National bib agency no. 015341238 Other system no. (OCoLC)ocn429598245

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Oxford, England OUP Oxford 2009 Hard cover New. Glued binding. Paper over boards. With dust jacket. 312 p.

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ISBN10: 0199281750, ISBN13: 9780199281756, [publisher: Oxford University Press, Oxford] Hardcover Hardcover. The aim of the book is two-fold. First of all it is to provide a fair, complete and analytical account of the Neo-liberal conception of the role and function of the state in modern society. The second aim is to provide a critical assessment of some of the central elements of this conception. The book will look at the emphasis of Neo-liberals on procedural and rule governed approaches to the role of the state rather than outcome or end state views of the role ofgovernment and to consider how this conception of politics relates to issues such as the rule of law, freedom, justice, rights, the relationship to the market economy, to civil society and to look atthe role of government in relation to the provision of welfare and public sector services more generally. It builds up the Neo-liberal case in respect of these aspects of modern society by drawing upon the works of central Neo-liberal thinkers such as Hayek, Mises, Menger, as well as thinkers such as Oakeshott, Nozick and Rotbard who are not directly Neo-liberals but whose works have been important for the development of central Neo-liberal themes. The second part of the book provides whatmight be regarded as an immanent critique of the Neo-liberal case built up in the first part of the study. It takes Neo-liberal ideas very seriously and shows how incoherences arise within and betweenthose ideas such that a ...
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Hardback. New. There is a world-wide debate at the moment about the appropriate role for the state in modern societies in the light of the world financial crisis. This book provides a comprehensive analysis and critique of Neo-liberal or economic liberal ideas on this issue. ISBN 0199281750 9780199281756 [GB]

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Oxford: Oxford University Press, Date: 2010. Hardcover. Very Good Condition. 23.6 x 16 x 2.5 cm. Dust jacket is fully intact, only lightly rubbed at edges. Internally, clean and fresh, with unmarked and uncreased pages. Overall, very sound and presentable.Publisher's note: The aim of the book is two-fold. First of all it is to provide a fair, complete and analytical account of the Neo-liberal conception of the role and function of the state in modern society. The second aim is to provide a critical assessment of some of the central elements of this conception. The book will look at the emphasis of Neo-liberals on procedural and rule governed approaches to the role of the state rather than outcome or end state views of the role of government and to consider how this conception of politics relates to issues such as the rule of law, freedom, justice, rights, the relationship to the market economy, to civil society and to look at the role of government in relation to the provision of welfare and public sector services more generally. It builds up the Neo-liberal case in respect of these aspects of modern society by drawing upon the works of central Neo-liberal thinkers such as Hayek, Mises, Menger, as well as thinkers such as Oakeshott, Nozick and Rotbard who are not directly Neo-liberals but whose works have been important for the development of central Neo-liberal themes. The second part of the book provides what might be regarded as an immanent critique of the ...