In Equality by Statute, Morroe Berger explains how law can shape group relations and curb discrimination.
The text shows how legal rules can codify ideals, back policy, and support those who confront unfair treatment. It also examines the limits of enforcement and the balance between persuasion and coercion in practice.
The book surveys a range of strategies, from education and conciliation to formal enforcement, and it weighs their effects on real people seeking fair employment and equal opportunity. It discusses state-level efforts and the role of public institutions in creating a climate where discrimination is less likely to take root."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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