Police Power Query

[Mark Tushnet]

Also (for an earlier period), William Novak, The People's Welfare:  Law 
and Regulation in Nineteenth Century America (1996).

Mark Graber wrote:

>Howard Gillman, THE CONSTITUTION BESIEGED.
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>>>>"John Parry" <parry at lclark.edu> 08/17/05 1:29 PM >>>
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>MessageI'm looking for good discussions of the state "police power" to
>protect health, safety, and welfare.  In particular, I am looking for
>treatments that have a strong historical component -- that is, what the
>police power has meant at different times (and in particular, has the
>conception of what a state legitimately might want to regulate morphed
>or expanded in any way?). 
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>Any suggestions?  On or off list replies are fine by me.
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>(and now, back to the Iraqi constitution . . . long may it reign)
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>Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
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