Titlebook: Ethical Frontiers of the State; A. J. M. Milne Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 conflict.demo

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Introductiontervention, the legally compulsory would become less burdensome and the American people’s opportunities for voluntary action would be increased. Neither Thatcher nor Reagan denied the need for some legal compulsion. But, because it inhibited voluntary action, it should be the minimum necessary. This

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The Common Good and T.H. Green’s Political Theoryterpretation of his political theory. It will be recalled that in Chapter 1, I suggested that Green’s ethical theory is best thought of as ‘the spiritual morality of the true good’: spiritual because of its metaphysical foundation in the theory of the eternal consciousness, and the true good because

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The Idea of Governmentnd regulate the activities of its members to the extent that this is needed to maintain and promote its interest (see 3.2.3 and 3.4.1 above). This gives us the outlines of an answer to the first question: the agents who collectively exercise a community’s power-right are its government. A community,

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Government and Morality and governed (see 4.1.1 above). I pointed out, however, that this was only a preliminary account of the moral basis of government and undertook to inquire further into it in the present chapter (see 4.1.1 above). As a first step in that inquiry, account must be taken of the political implications o

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On Controversy, Conflict and the Human Conditiont be better for Britain if the Conservatives win’ are not contrary but contradictory opinions. One must be true and the other false; one must be right and the other wrong. Each of the two contrary opinions entails the contradictory of the other; if it is the case that ‘It will be better for Britain

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