Proposed Stoa policy resolution for the coming year: Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially reform its labor law. An Ethos Debate post, “The Ethos Guide to the 2017-2018 Stoa Policy Resolutions,” (April...
For the proposed Stoa resolution on labor law, students would research Constitutional history as well as legal and economic concepts. The United States federal government should substantially reform its laws governing the rights of...
Consider the proposed Stoa resolution: The United States federal government should substantially reform its laws governing the rights of employers, employees, and/or labor organizations. There are a great many federal employment regulations prohibiting or...
This Forbes column by John Goodman of the Goodman Institute looks at the ongoing disputes over ride-sharing services like Uber, and at the differences between labor law (actually legislation), and the common law. From “It’s...
Should U.S. trade policy include sanctions on child labor in Chinese factories, often owned by or suppliers to U.S., Japanese, Taiwanese, or South Korean firms? South Korea’s Samsung was in the news last summer,...
Overview presentations with notes on two of the Stoa policy topics. Stoa 2020 Penal Reform Topic Stoa2020: Federal Labor Law Reform
Stoa league has Policy and LD topic choice with analysis: Spring Vote 2020. 1. Preliminary notes and links, first on foreign policy: Can this new think tank clean up America’s flabby foreign policy? (The...
Resolved: The United States Federal Government should substantially reform one or more of the laws administered by the Department of Labor. This 1995 Heritage Foundation Report doesn’t call for reforming laws administered by the...
This movement should create a situation in which authorities will control empty stores, but not the market; the employment of workers, but not their livelihood; the official media, but not the circulation of information; printing plants, but...
Inequality of income and wealth are different than inequality of legal status. Social equity requires equal access to a just rule of law. The great British, American, and French revolutions advanced western world legal...
