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Forceful Self-Help and Private Voice: How Schauer and McAdams Exaggerate a State's Ability to Monopolize Violence and Expression

Ellickson, Robert
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Fred Schauer’s and Richard McAdams’s books impressively enrich the legal literature. Their analyses are clear-headed and largely persuasive. Particular strengths are Schauer’s skeptical outlook and lively prose, and McAdams’s command of game theory and inventive turn of mind. A committed researcher will value the footnotes in both works, which brim with citations to sources in a wide variety of disciplines.
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13051/4685