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Economic Inequality and Global Justice no international democratic system, and because the determinants of global inequality are more domestic than international, the solution does not apply as neatly. However, a case can be made for demanding more democracy in member nations and controlling the influence of wealthy nations in the World Trade Organization.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82757-9s may be legitimate but with a price. Second, using comparisons with conscientious objections in health care, I shall argue that refusals must not impede the ability of same-sex couples to obtain the benefits of civil marriage enjoyed by traditional couples.

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Elemente der Baustelleneinrichtung,ipline,” administered in the context of “counterparty surveillance.” But counterparty surveillance was made impossible, since the markets were opaque. Additionally, some bad actors were permitted to make themselves invulnerable to market discipline. In consequence, intelligent regulation of the ­market is essential.

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Verwertung weiterer Bauabfallarten,lly change their ways life, and because the kinds and amounts of assistance that are most likely to eradicate global poverty would cause rapid and radical changes to the ways of life of the societies that undertook them.

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Fatal Flaws in the Libertarian Conception of the Marketipline,” administered in the context of “counterparty surveillance.” But counterparty surveillance was made impossible, since the markets were opaque. Additionally, some bad actors were permitted to make themselves invulnerable to market discipline. In consequence, intelligent regulation of the ­market is essential.

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Some Remarks on Hume’s Account of Property Including One Cheer for the Communist Manifestosses seven questions to Hume about possessions and the nature and origin of property. Hume’s answers reveal the salient features of his liberal and individualistic theory of society. The paper concludes with a discussion of the creative destruction (Schumpeter’s term) described by Marx and Engels as

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Rousseau on Povertyritings. After briefly presenting some of the causes of poverty that he identifies, I look at three key features of poverty. Poverty is relative in nature, it adversely affects the virtue of the individual and the security of the state, and it demands both individual and collective response informed