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Transcendence: Conservative Wealth and Intergenerational Succession


Richard Delgado


Seattle University School of Law

January 31, 2012

UCLA Law Review Discourse, Vol. 59, 2011
Seattle University School of Law Research Paper No. 12-4

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This Article investigates a hitherto unexplored connection between money and politics. It posits a psychological explanation for why certain extremely wealthy and powerful tycoons back ultraconservative causes and oppose social spending, even on education, though these measures would benefit the economy as a whole. Employing the concept of transcendence, it shows how wealthy parents are often disappointed in their offspring's free-spending ways and weak work ethic. Unconsciously seeking to assure continuity after they are gone, the elderly rich shift focus to assure that their class, at least, will continue to rule after their own demise.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 16

Keywords: Intergenerational succession, conservatives, inheritance, children and parents

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Date posted: February 1, 2012  

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Delgado, Richard, Transcendence: Conservative Wealth and Intergenerational Succession (January 31, 2012). UCLA Law Review Discourse, Vol. 59, 2011; Seattle University School of Law Research Paper No. 12-4. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1996686

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Richard Delgado (Contact Author)
Seattle University School of Law ( email )
901 12th Avenue, Sullivan Hall
P.O. Box 222000
Seattle, WA n/a 98122-1090
United States

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