Freedom of Association: A Study in Labor Law and Political Theory

Sheldon L. Leader

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Analyzing two main traditions in the theory of freedom of association - voluntarism and pluralism - Leader identifies their strengths and weaknesses and constructs principles that build on the positive qualities of each. He then tests his results by looking at three particular problems.

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