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Louis Dembitz Brandeis Livres

    Louis D. Brandeis était un avocat américain et un réformateur social progressiste, acclamé comme "l'Avocat du Peuple" pour son service public pro bono. Son travail sur des causes sociales progressistes a été à l'origine du concept de "droit à la vie privée" et a alimenté sa lutte contre les puissantes sociétés et monopoles, qu'il jugeait préjudiciables aux valeurs américaines. Brandeis a ardemment défendu la liberté d'expression et le droit à la vie privée, établissant des précédents significatifs dans le domaine juridique.

    Brandeis on Zionism
    Other People's Money and How The Bankers Use It

    • Other People's Money and How The Bankers Use It

      • 94pages
      • 4 heures de lecture
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      The book offers a profound analysis of the money trust and its implications for American industrial development, as articulated by Louis D. Brandeis. It captures the essence of a pivotal era marked by the harnessing of steam and electricity, detailing the expansion and concentration in business that followed. Brandeis's work is recognized as a significant historical contribution, providing insights into the challenges posed by industrial concentration, which are deemed critical for future scholars to understand the complexities of contemporary economics.

      Other People's Money and How The Bankers Use It

    • Brandeis on Zionism

      A Collection of Addresses and Statements by Louis D. Brandeis [1942]

      • 166pages
      • 6 heures de lecture
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      Exploring the ethical implications and global significance of Zionism, this work delves into its role as a moral symbol in contemporary society. It examines the historical roots and cultural narratives that shape Zionist identity, highlighting its impact on Jewish communities worldwide. The author articulates the philosophical underpinnings of Zionism, addressing both its achievements and challenges, while advocating for a nuanced understanding of its meaning in the modern context. The book serves as a comprehensive analysis of Zionism's moral dimensions and its relevance today.

      Brandeis on Zionism