Liberating Labor: A Christian Economist's Case for Voluntary Unionism Liberating Labor: A Christian Economist's Case for Voluntary Unionism

Liberating Labor: A Christian Economist's Case for Voluntary Unionism

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Do labor unions offer the best protection for the worker? Published by the Acton Institute, Liberating Labor questions the assumption that Christian social teaching unequivocally endorses all forms of trade unionism. If we consider the church's defense of freedom of association, for example, compulsory union membership is clearly at odds with Christian teaching. This monograph offers the first rigorous-yet accessible-economic analysis of labor unions and the labor market that takes into account the Christian understanding of labor.

GENRE
Religion et spiritualité
SORTIE
2012
29 mai
LANGUE
EN
Anglais
LONGUEUR
96
Pages
ÉDITIONS
Acton Institute
TAILLE
165
Ko

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