Engineering Equality: An Essay on European Anti-Discrimination Law

Alexander Somek

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Introduction 1. Social policy: From domestication to disarmament 2. From legislation to discourse and mobilization 3. Neoliberalism and morality 4. Direct discrimination 5. Normative twist and antinomy 6. Consequences of normative deficiency 7. Moral re-engineering: The neoliberal predicament 8. Beyond inclusion Bibliography

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