… In this section, we argue that this does not allow consideration of all the relevant issues
and that the acceptability of liberty restrictions should be assessed through a dualist …

… ,” the Anglo-Saxon notion of liberty as non-interference, from the positive concept of liberty
as the realization of … In this paper, I argue that the notions of liberty and ethics advanced by …

… It makes us aware of all the things we can do,of their consequences and thelikelihoods by
… We need the torch to use our liberty. But, of course, we also need liberty. We need torch and …

… I address the issue of whether selective restriction of liberty constitutes unjust
discrimination and I propose an algorithm for making decisions about selective restriction …

… executed the immensely complicated task of copyediting the … the new placement of the notes,
and the immense amount of … label The Collected Works version of Hayek’s great book The …

… of toleration must accept what I will call “the practice of liberty”: the social outcomes of people’s
exercise of the rights and liberties recognized by a liberal account of social justice. In fact, …

… an overview of the debate on the ethics of nudging to date. After outlining arguments in
favor of nudging, we first discuss different objections that all revolve around the worry that …

… Spencer regarded the Principles of Ethics - of which the Data of Ethics and justice … - as the
culmination and crowning achieve ment of the System of Synthetic Philosophy, to which the …

… of the content of those liberty-rights, delimiting the extent of the liberties they protect, and
then examining the compatibility of any proposed form of security-protection with those pre-…

… of the positive connotation of leadership in their minds. This tendency, however, ignores
the fact that many people in positions of … evaluation of the research on the effect of laissez-faire …