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Americans are bursting with frustration at government. Thick rule books dictate results that almost never make sense. Government can barely fix potholes or fire an employee who doesn't show up for work, much less accomplish important goals. With the best of intentions, government hands out new legal rights like land grants, usually to victims of history or circumstance, but fails to notice that it then loses its ability to balance everyone's welfare. The land of freedom has become a legal maze of obligation, ritual, and obeisance. With dozens of vivid stories - some humorous, some tragic -…
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Editions
6 editions- Hardcover · English · 1998Random House Value Publishing · 9780517316962
- Other · English · 2011Death of Common SenseRandom House, Incorporated · 9781299100947
- Other · English · 2011Death of Common SenseRandom House Publishing Group · 256 pages · 9780679644101
- Other · English · 1996Grand Central Publishing · 213 pages · 9780446672283
- Other · English · 1995G.K. Hall · 9780783813615
- Other · English · 1994Random House · 202 pages · 9780679429944
BureaucracyCommon senseLawLaw reformUnited StatesUniversity of South AlabamaRechtssociologieDeregulering









