about
contents
search
contacts
join
home
The recognition that each person has his own scale of values which we ought to respect, even if we do not approve of it, is part of the conception of the value of the individual personality. How we value another person will necessarily depend on what his values are. But believing in freedom means that we do not regard ourselves as the ultimate judges of another person's values, that we do not feel entitled to prevent him from pursuing ends which we disapprove so long as he does not infringe the equally protected sphere of others.
 
Hayek, Friedrich A.
The Constitution of Liberty
1960 , p. 79

 

| More
 

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)


 
     
 

Catallaxy ® Institute - c/o GFI Treuhand, via Maistra 7, 7500 St. Moritz (CH) - login - © 2010