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Freedom From Harm: The Civilizing Influence of Health, Safety and Environmental Regulation
Public Citizen and Democracy Project, 1986. Co-authored with Joan Claybrook. This book surveys the neglected, life-saving, civilizing benefits of health, safety and environmental regulation, which are typically understated or ignored by cost-benefit analysis and corporate adversaries of regulation. In particular, the book focuses on the Food and Drug Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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