...Guido Erreygers Exhaustible resources were integrated into the neoclassical growth model in the early 1970s. This happened partly as a reaction to various reports focusing on the limits to growth. At a deeper level, the debate on Rawls's theory of justice in an intergenerational context...

... of Aristotle. The Revised Oxford Translation . Edited by Barnes Jonathan . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Condorcet Marquis de . 1794–95 . Esquisse d’un tableau historique des progrès de l’esprit humain . Paris : Agasse . Rawls John . 1999 . A Theory of Justice...

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... Rawls and economists James Buchanan and Gordon Tullock. The third, post-constitutional dimension, which up to the early seventies was the one typically assumed in twentieth-century economics, is concerned with legislative tactics within given majority rules. given “property” rights...

... of his subject is most apparent in Gordon’s persistent refusal to engage the thought of Rawls. Gordon invokes Sidgewick’s argument to justify the assumption that “everyone must be assumed equal in the political domain” (p. 33, without noting how such a justification for equality relates...

... function.’ Journal of Political Economy , vol. 76 . Reprinted in Phelps 1973 , p. 298 -318. Phelps , E. S. 1973 . Economic justice . London. Pigou , A. C. 1925 . Memorials of Alfred Marshall . London. Rawls , J. 1971 . A theory of justice . Oxford. Review of Jevons's...

... after Sruflu), Murx after G. A. Cohen and John Ruwls. So much are Cohen’s and Rawls’ theoretical con- cerns the point of departure for the majority of the essays comprised here, whether acknowledged openly or not, that this book has a greater degree of common fo- cus, complementary language...

... “to mark the cen- tenary of Marx’s death in 1883,” might just as well have called their book not Afrer Murx but, following Ian Steedman’s lead (Murx after Sruflu), Murx after G. A. Cohen and John Ruwls. So much are Cohen’s and Rawls’ theoretical con- cerns the point of departure for the majority...

... of “contract” (leaning on Hobbes, Rawls, and Buchanan), the principle of the “government-assisted invisible hand,” and the recognition that col- lectivism may encourage abuses of power (the back of the invisible hand). The author presents an interesting discourse on “individualism,” saying that “col...

... academic journal. References Marx Karl . 1992 . Capital . Vol. 1 . London : Penguin . Raphael D. D. Macfie A. L. . 1976 . Introduction to The Theory of Moral Sentiments , by Smith Adam . Oxford : Clarendon Press . Rawls John . 1971 . A Theory of Justice...

..., 1982. Pp. 290. Cloth, $37.50; paper, $12.95. This collection of newly published studies by Mirrlees, Hammond, Scanlon, Taylor, Hampshire, Rawls, Hahn, Dasgupta, Elster, Levi, Schick, and Gutmann, together with reprinted articles by Hare and Harsanyi, graced with a profound introduction...

... “Reuniting economics and philosophy.” Emphasizing economists’ dissatisfac- tion with a perceived emptiness of the neoclassical synthesis and philosophers’ discontent with the limited aims of linguistic analysis, McPherson argues that John Rawls’s Theory of justice played an unusual role in generating...

... of selection and condensation. The book is clearly written and the argument is precisely and elegantly stated throughout. The story begins with Aristotle and ends with some post-Rawlsian developments, although John Rawls is the last major philosopher discussed. The book consists of four chapters...

... of selection and condensation. The book is clearly written and the argument is precisely and elegantly stated throughout. The story begins with Aristotle and ends with some post-Rawlsian developments, although John Rawls is the last major philosopher discussed. The book consists of four chapters...

... of selection and condensation. The book is clearly written and the argument is precisely and elegantly stated throughout. The story begins with Aristotle and ends with some post-Rawlsian developments, although John Rawls is the last major philosopher discussed. The book consists of four chapters...

... of selection and condensation. The book is clearly written and the argument is precisely and elegantly stated throughout. The story begins with Aristotle and ends with some post-Rawlsian developments, although John Rawls is the last major philosopher discussed. The book consists of four chapters...

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... . Risk, Impersonality, and the Social Welfare Function. Journal of Political Economy 76.6 : 1152 -69. Rabinowicz, Wlodek, and Jan Österberg. 1996 . Value Based on Preferences: On Two Interpretations of Preference Utilitarianism. Economics and Philosophy 12.1 : 1 -27. Rawls, John. 1957...