The New State · Character
Mr. Justice Brandeis
U.S. Supreme Court Justice, referenced for his views on federalism and democracy.
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First appearance: xvi democracy not liberty and equality our political dualism
Mr. Justice Brandeis shows up with force in The Group Principle at Work. The page is where that presence becomes real.
His 1910 protocol scheme for the garment industries of New York is mentioned as a notable Trade Agreement that prevented strikes for six years.
Mr. Justice Brandeis first appears in 0019 xvi democracy not liberty and equality our political dualism.
In The Group Principle at Work: His 1910 protocol scheme for the garment industries of New York is mentioned as a notable Trade Agreement that prevented strikes for six years.
Later, in From Contract to Community: Mentioned for his brief in the Oregon case, emphasizing social facts and the need for law to follow life.
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