Much of our contemporary political discourse rests on unquestioned assumptions. This book questions these underlying assumptions and then offers new, unconventional answers.
Much of our contemporary political discourse rests on unquestioned assumptions. This book questions these underlying assumptions and then offers new, unconventional answers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Hasnas is Professor of Ethics at the McDonough School of Business and Professor of Law (by courtesy) at Georgetown University, USA. He is also the Executive Director of the Georgetown Institute for the Study of Markets and Ethics. His recent books include Common Law Liberalism (2024) and Better Ethics for Better Behavior (2021).
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Introduction 1. Is the Fundamental Argument for the State Unsound? 2. Does Anyone Actually Believe in Democracy? 3. Is the Rule of Law an Important Political Value 4. Is the Popular Conception of the Rule of Law a Myth? 5. Is There an Ethical Basis for Anti-discrimination Law? 6. Should Corporations be Punished? Conclusion.
Introduction 1. Is the Fundamental Argument for the State Unsound? 2. Does Anyone Actually Believe in Democracy? 3. Is the Rule of Law an Important Political Value 4. Is the Popular Conception of the Rule of Law a Myth? 5. Is There an Ethical Basis for Anti-discrimination Law? 6. Should Corporations be Punished? Conclusion.
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