The Philosopher in the City

Exploring the intersection of morality and law, the author addresses controversial urban issues such as the political dynamics of public spaces, racial defamation, and the boundaries of free speech. Key topics include segregation, busing, racial quotas, and the challenges of education and housing in ghettos. Additionally, the book delves into the regulation of vices like prostitution and gambling, presenting a coherent framework for understanding these complex societal problems.