Civil Rights and Economic Democracy

Washburn Law Journal 40:267-87 (2001)
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Abstract

Suggests that there is an integral relationship between support for civil rights and support for a cluster of practices that might be characterized under the heading off "economic democracy." These include participatory workplace governance schemes and basic income schemes as alternatives to conventional income support programs.

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