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No Action can be virtuous, or morally good, unless there be in human nature some motive to produce it, distinct from the sense of its morality (1740)
 
Hume, David
A Treatise of Human Nature
2000 , p. 308

 

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Quotation of the week: Talmon on liberal and totalitarian democracy

     

Video interviews:

     

Prof. Victoria Curzon Price (17.1.10)

 

Prof. Pascal Salin (3.7.09)

     
 

Articles and papers:

   
     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (23.2.10)


 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin "A further comment to Mr. Birindelli's statements " (8.2.10)


     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (18.12.09)

 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin "A further answer to Mr. Birindelli's remarks " (17.12.09)


     

COMMENT - Reply to Professor Pascal Salin - Debate: Monopoly, property rights and competition (12.11.09)

 

COMMENT by Professor Pascal Salin on "Monopoly, competition and competitors" (10.11.09)


     

 

ARTICLE - The discriminatory treaty (23.9.09)

     

DEBATE - Curb on bankers' bonuses: Article - Debate (WSJ, 5-6.8.09)

 

ARTICLE - Democracy: positive and negative (27.7.09)

 

     

COMMENT (Prof. Salin interview) - Monopoly, competition and competitors (3.7.09)

 

PAPER - Emergencies, government intervention and the "No vote mechanism" (18.6.09)

     

ARTICLE - Selective condemnation of discrimination (30.4.09)

 

PAPER - Arbitrariness and expediency (12.4.09)

 

     

ARTICLE - The wrong conflict of interests (21.3.09)


 
     
 

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