Author(s)
Aman, Alfred C.Keywords
Power Resources-Law and Legislation-United StatesNatural Resources-Law and Legislation-United States
Administrative Law
Energy and Utilities Law
Law
Legislation
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The premise of this book is that law can be studies as discourse, as a conversation among many actors who speak languages laden with value. Some of these actors are the courts, Congress, state and local legislatures, the bar, the media and, indirectly but importantly, the people – society itself. In this book, we will examine the discourse generated in one area of the law – energy and natural resource law. What we call “the regulatory dialogue” is a conversation among various legal actors who often speak very different languages. Our subjects necessarily will range from human nature and the ethical implications of using certain energy sources to the cost of capital, its effect on the electric utility industry and other such practical concerns. - From the author’s prefacehttp://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/facbooks/1127/thumbnail.jpg
Date
1983-01-01Type
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