Forbidden Grounds

"Forbidden Grounds: The Case Against Employment Discrimination Laws" is a comprehensive scholarly book by Richard A. Epstein that critically examines existing laws on workplace discrimination. Over 552 pages, the author analyzes the impact of these laws on the labor market and society. Epstein argues that the regulations often do more harm than good and offers a well-founded perspective on the challenges arising from the application of these laws. The book is written in English and is aimed at students as well as professionals in the fields of social sciences and social services. It is available in a softcover format and was published in 1995. The in-depth analysis and clear arguments make it essential reading for anyone interested in the topics of discrimination and labor law.