Titlebook: Rights and Reason; Essays in Honor of C Marilyn Friedman,Larry May,Jennifer Stiff Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Cultural Diversity Rights, Goals, and Competing Values,ural perpetuation persists today as an issue in various forms. Israel has denied automatic immigration rights to Jews who believe in Christ. The People’s Republic of China makes it a matter of policy whether to sell decadent Western products, and much of the Islamic world is actively engaged in expe

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Justice and Personal Desert,exities are resolved, a full understanding of the nature of justice is impossible, for surely the concepts of justice and desert are closely connected. This essay has as its ulterior purpose the illumination of that connection; its direct aim is analysis of the concept of personal desert.

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Criteria and the Egocentric Predicament Revisited,nception of the criterion” (1962). He was not persuaded that Wittgenstein’s conception of criteria for the ascription of psychological predicates was altogether coherent, and even less convinced that it was a successful tool in the refutation of scepticism.

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Cultural Diversity Rights, Goals, and Competing Values,med. This essay addresses the problem of cultural perpetuation in culturally pluralistic societies, leaving aside the complications of international relations but stressing moral and political concerns.

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Rights, Interests, and Free Speech,gal (and other institutional) rights; it should give us a test or standard for distinguishing between real or genuine rights and merely alleged or putative ones; and it should help us understand what it is for rights to conflict and how such conflicts might be resolved.

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Rights in Conflict,eing correctly or incorrectly used, which is why supposed human rights have proliferated so uncontrollably. Of course, ‘human right’ is what philosophers used to call an ‘essentially contestable concept’, but that a concept is essentially contestable does not relieve it of the need to be tolerably determinate.

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on. That early social science model marked the beginning of a movement to incorporate simulation into social science that continues to gain momentum today. Using political science and international studies as a frame of reference, this chapter explores the incomplete permeation of simulation into th

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Christopher Wellmanompetitive in the market by handling and connecting more efficiently their key information. On the one hand, several modeling solutions exist, with different views or abstraction levels, which are not always compatible; on the other hand, the usage of simulation for enterprise management should be a