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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: From Small to Large Government -- 1. The Traditional Conception of the Rule of Law -- 2. Reasonableness Standards and the Rule of Law -- 3. Where Natural Law and Utilitarianism Converge -- 4. Where Natural Law and Utilitarianism Diverge -- 5. Property Rights in the Grand Social Scheme -- 6. The Bundle of Rights -- 7. Eminent Domain -- 8. Liberty Interests -- 9. Positive-SumProjects -- 10. Redistribution Last -- 11. The Rule of Law Diminished -- 12. Retroactivity -- 13. Modern Applications: Financial Reform and Health Care -- 14. Final Reflections -- Notes -- Index of Cases -- General Index.

Front Cover -- Book Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction to the Hoover Classics Edition -- Foreword -- Brief Introduction to the American Edition: Back Home Again -- 1. Modern Justifications for Classical Liberalism -- 2. Between Socialism and Libertarianism -- 3. Competition and Cartels -- 4. Agricultural Markets, Protectionism, and Cartels -- 5. Cartels in Labor Markets -- 6. Conclusion: The Importance of Getting the Easy Cases Right -- References -- Commentary -- Index.

Federal displacement of state law : the nineteenth-century view / Viet C. Dinh -- The breadth vs. the depth of Congress's commerce power : the curious history of preemption during the Lochner era / Stephen A. Gardbaum -- The case for FDA preemption / Daniel E. Troy -- Federal preemption in cellular phone regulation / Thomas W. Hazlett -- Federalism and financial regulation / Hal S. Scott -- Preemption in environmental law : formalism, federalism theory, and default rules / Thomas W. Merrill -- Supreme Court preemption : the contested middle ground of products liability / Samuel Issacharoff & Catherine M. Sharkey -- The problem of federal preemption : toward a formal solution / Robert R. Gasaway & Ashley C. Parrish -- Federal preemption and state autonomy / Ernest A. Young -- Supremacy and preemption : a view from Europe / Anne van Aaken

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