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...-Dartmouth . distributive justice happiness constitution individual rights Enlightenment Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Correspondence may be addressed to Fabrizio Simon, Università di Palermo, Dipartimento SEAS, viale delle Scienze ed 13, 90128, Palermo, Italy; email...

... the Atlantic trade, mercantile interests, and institutional change favoring individual property rights outside of the monarch's inner circle suggests another broader interpretation of some prominent mercantilist writers as institutional reformers. Correspondence may be addressed to Bruce Elmslie...

... in terms of Sen’s argument that there is an inconsistency between the Paretian utilitarian criterion and belief in the importance of individual rights. Consequently, it is natural that the papers dealing with rights focus on the literature that has been generated by Sen’s position. When people have...

... of inviolable individual rights necessitates the inordinate respect for property advocated by his entitlement theory is vacuous [sic].Rights may be inviolable without being unlimited in scope” (p. 376). Another unsettled issue of property is the role of income redistribution. The implicit...

... – 64 . ———. 2011 . Rehabilitating Lochner: Defending Individual Rights against Progressive Reform . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Blaug Mark . 1997 . “Competition as an End-state and Competition as a Process.” In Not Only an Economist: Recent Essays by Mark Blaug , 66...

... of Individual Rights to Property in Tribal Africa. Journal of Law and Economics 22.1 : 163 -82. Boas, Franz, ed. 1938 . General Anthropology . Boston: Heath. ____. 1940 . Race, Language, and Culture . New York: Free Press. Bohannan, Paul, and Laura Bohannan. 1968 . Tiv Economy . London: Longman...

... of Locke’s Two Treatises of Government. Weymark - Locke’s theory of property 283 that individuals may legitimately appropriate private property and his understanding of the role of money will not be disputed.2 Property rights in the state of nature Locke was a state...

... explanation of market value and price, as it is a doctrine of right, which asserts the equality of human beings in the distribution of wealth and conditions this equality upon the equality of labor. This equality or these equalities are the sine qua non of individual right and the full development...

... of the unity of the inner and external nature of man, although he neglected the former. Freedom is to be understood not only as individual rights but, more importantly, as duties and responsibilities. As a result, the economizing of nature becomes the organizing principle of produc- tion. Immler...

...; Hollander 1980, 378-79): in The Natural and Artificial Right of Property Contrusted Hodgskin conjures up the vision of a society of small independent producers based largely upon the right of the individual to appropriate the fruits of his or her labor (Hodgskin 1832, 25-27...

... of the market system has been forever established” (a), leading them to ignore “the balance between individual rights and social obli- gations and responsibilities, as well as the role of culture and traditions in human behavior” (8-9). Chapters 2 and 3 review the shift from the political economic...

... ‘‘politically-open societies” and “societies that subscribe to the rule of law” grew in the late twentieth century at higher compound real per capita rates than “politically-closed societies” and “societies in which the rights of the state supersede individual rights” (1 6- 17). Chapter 3 considers...

... the issue of freedom in terms of the unity of the inner and external nature of man, although he neglected the former. Freedom is to be understood not only as individual rights but, more importantly, as duties and responsibilities. As a result, the economizing of nature becomes the organizing...

... these conceptions emerged an approach to politics and society that accorded with the established pattern ofGerman absolutist thought by combining the natural rights of individuals with broad powers of the state to intervene in the lives of these same individuals. Wolff squared this circle by advancing a concept...

.... This, according to an almost unanimous court, was the correct reading of antitrust law. The Sherman Act, White's opinion averred, indicates a consciousness that the freedom of the individual right to contract, when not unduly or improperly exercised, was the most efficient means for the prevention of monopoly...

...” of the study of economies, and that they “behave as if the hegemony of the market system has been forever established” (a), leading them to ignore “the balance between individual rights and social obli- gations and responsibilities, as well as the role of culture and traditions in human behavior” (8...

... encourage industriousness by directing its “attention to the protection of individual rights and to the encouragement of individual enterprise” (1:14; see also 2:275). A private sector that observed the divine decree served the public interest and was to be nurtured. National interest, therefore, should...

... of individual rights whereby it can define the extent to which the indi- vidual is entitled to liberty or to which the state may go in restraining it [SPE, p. 1981. George, like many libertarian Austrians, champions the concept of nat- ural rights or the rights of man.I4 He emphatically includes...

..., a quintessentially conservative aim. The progressivism of Progressive Era economic reform could and did accommodate moderate and conservative statists, such as Theodore Roosevelt, who were prepared to subordinate individual rights to vari- ous forms of “national greatness,” and who promoted...

... his autobiography he has “resolved on an enterprise that has no precedent.” 126  Paul John Eakin individual’s right to privacy and hence the right to “an inviolable personal- ity” on “the right of property in its widest sense.” Do we, then, own our selves and the stories of our lives? Privacy...