----- 美国法律的开放:新古典主义的法律思想,1870-1970
Two Victorian Era movements affected American legal thought: Darwinian natural selection and marginalist economics. Darwinism emphasized instinct and random selection; marginalism emphasized rational choice. Notwithstanding profound differences in the assumptions and methodologies of these movements, American legal theory accommodated both. This book explores these issues in a number of legal disciplines and time periods, including Progressive Era redistributive policies, American common law, public law, and laws regarding corporations and competition.
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