Population Policy and Ethics: The American Experience : a Project of the Research Group on Ethics and Population of the Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life SciencesRobert M. Veatch Irvington Publishers, 1977 - 501 páginas |
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... welfare of citizens . The question now becomes : What is the relationship among the welfare of citizens ( present and future ) , resident aliens , and the general welfare ? The concept of the general welfare implies the existence of a ...
... welfare of citizens . The question now becomes : What is the relationship among the welfare of citizens ( present and future ) , resident aliens , and the general welfare ? The concept of the general welfare implies the existence of a ...
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... welfare , is necessary because one may want or desire something which would not promote his welfare and may not want or desire something which would promote it . Once we talk about justifiable desires , normative considerations are ...
... welfare , is necessary because one may want or desire something which would not promote his welfare and may not want or desire something which would promote it . Once we talk about justifiable desires , normative considerations are ...
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... welfare , such as maintaining a health- ful water supply , as well as policies exhibiting no such agreement , where the preponderance view will be required to deal with those areas lacking a common conception of the general welfare ...
... welfare , such as maintaining a health- ful water supply , as well as policies exhibiting no such agreement , where the preponderance view will be required to deal with those areas lacking a common conception of the general welfare ...
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