Titlebook: Common Good and Self-Interest in Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy; Heikki Haara,Juhana Toivanen Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Khoo Ying Hooi,Anantha Raman Govindasamyndividual authors (Peter Abelard, Hugh of St Victor and Aelred of Rievaulx), the chapter will systematically discuss scattered but original developments that contributed to later theoretical analyses of the common good and individual good.

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Market Economy and the Intellectuals than conflicting with or detracting from the common good, actually supports and enhances it; (2) the responsibility of government to promote the public welfare requires paying careful attention to the protection and promotion of private advantage.

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Social Development and Quality of Lifeed to survive. This goal is a general definition of the common good itself, which is obtained by making all goods private and by having a wise ruler to arbitrate all conflicts. This chapter examines what this view entails.

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Economic Growth and People’s Livelihoodstitutional form), motivated by Ockham’s awareness of the intrinsic contingency and mutability of historical events. Indeed, safeguarding the common good in certain situations, according to the English Franciscan, may require a solution that deviates from the ideal paradigm. In the course of the ana

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Economic Growth and People’s Livelihood subsistence is at stake, to the moral ties that unite the association’s members. Across all these passages, Grotius is keen to highlight the congruence of the individual and common good, against appearances to the contrary.

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