Social security and human rights : social justice statement, 1946

Social security and human rights : social justice statement, 1946

1946

Men and their government -- The answer of the economic expert - full employment -- The methods of full employment -- The "Manpower budget" -- Social services instead of social justice -- The real cost of social services -- Their motives are good -- The solution lies in more widespread ownership -- A job alone is not enough -- Not one people--but two -- Freedom rests in productive ownership -- The case of the heavy industries -- The working proprietor is justified -- Economic superstitions -- What cannot be broken up -- The duties of the State
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Social justice statement.

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