Philip K. Howard
7 books
About the Author
Philip K. Howard is a distinguished legal scholar, author, and public policy advocate whose incisive critiques of modern governance have reshaped national conversations on bureaucracy and fairness. With a background as a corporate lawyer and founder of the nonpartisan reform group Common Good, Howard draws on decades of experience to expose how excessive rules and litigation have paralyzed American institutions, from schools to hospitals and government agencies. His writings champion a return to human judgment and common sense, urging a simpler legal framework that empowers individuals and restores accountability. Through compelling narratives and rigorous analysis, Howard's work inspires readers to envision a more efficient, equitable society unburdened by the 'rule of nobody.'
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Books by Philip K. Howard
