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Bowling Green Studies in Applied Philosophy
Volume 7, 1985
The Restraint of Liberty
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Liberalism and the Choice of Liberties
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Liberalism, Contractarianism, and the Choice of Liberties: A Response to Gray
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Fred R. Berger
Paternalism and Autonomy
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Paternalism and Land Use Planning: Ethical Bases and Practical Applications
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Gary E. Jones
Is There a Right to Paternalism?
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Russell Hardin
Collective Rights
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Christopher W. Morris
Natural Rights and Public Goods
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Marvin C. Henberg
Swords Into Plowshares: Liberty, Security and the Environment
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Allen Buchanan
Competition, Charity and the Right to Health Care
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Jeffrey Obler
Liberty, Duty, and the Welfare State
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Jonathan Riley
Liberty, Paternalism and Justice
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James S. Fishkin
Justifying Liberty: The Self-Reflective Argument
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Daniel M. Farrell
Legitimate Government and Consent of the Governed
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Robert B. Westmoreland
Liberty or Liberties?
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