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Why must freedom be first?

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The "consumer choice" paradigm in German ordoliberalism and its impact upon EU competition law

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This paper explores the origin and development of the "consumer choice" paradigm as the core concept of German ordoliberal thought which has had a strong impact on EU competition policy and law. Outside Germany, ordoliberal thought is often identified exclusively with the learning of the...

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The antidemocratic drift in the early 21st century : some thoughts on its roots, dynamics and prospects

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Transition to a market economy : a retrospective comparison of China with countries of the former Soviet block

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Does Economic Freedom Foster Tolerance?

Berggren, Niclas; Nilsson, Therese - 2012

legal system seems to matter as well. We furthermore find indications of a causal relationship and of social trust playing a … role as a mechanism in the relationship between economic freedom and tolerance and as an important catalyst: the more trust …

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