Ironic Freedom : Personal Choice, Public Policy, and the Paradox of Reform / by Judith A. Baer.

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Baer, Judith A [author.]

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Publisher: New York : Palgrave Macmillan US, 2013Description: 200 pages online resourceContent type:

text

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9781137031006

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Additional physical formats: Printed edition:: No titleDDC classification:

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In: Springer eBooks In: Palgrave connect e-booksSummary: Ironic Freedom asserts that freedom from governmental interference may make people vulnerable to other sources of coercion; these affects vary by gender, race, and class. Increasing negative freedoms may reinforce existing asymmetrical power relationships within society.

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Ironic Freedom asserts that freedom from governmental interference may make people vulnerable to other sources of coercion; these affects vary by gender, race, and class. Increasing negative freedoms may reinforce existing asymmetrical power relationships within society.

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