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Mill's radical end of laissez-faire : a review essay of the political economy of progress: John Stuart Mill and modern radicalism

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History, utility and liberty : John Stuart Mill's critical examination of Auguste Comte

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The Rawlsian critique of utilitarianism : a Luhmannian interpretation

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Equality, rights, and the autonomous self : toward a conservative economics

Roth, Timothy P. - 2004

political preferences, and regards the economist's utilitarian social welfare theory as instrumental to the achievement of … indeterminacy of social welfare theory's fundamental theoretical constructs. In contrast, the author shows that Kant's 'two points … grounded in Kant's 'two points of view', that utilitarian social welfare theory cannot be instrumental to the achievement of …

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Freedom and happiness in economic thought and philosophy : from clash to reconciliation

Ege, Ragip (contributor); Igersheim, Herrade (contributor) - 2011

pt. 1. Freedom and happiness in the light of the Rawlsian opposition -- pt. 2. Freedom and happiness in other traditions of liberalism : toward a reconciliation -- pt. 3. Freedom, happiness and preferences : applied analysis.