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July
2009
With two doctoral degrees, one in law (1921) and the other in social sciences (1925), a Noble prize for economy (1974) and a diverse, broad written work, Friedrich von Hayek (1899-1992) remains one of the great thinkers of the 20th century. Hayek was a wide-ranging, eclectic personality, with multidimensional scientific approaches, reclaimed by jurists, philosophers, economis [...]
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July
2009
Juridical and economic approaches of liberalism in this domain Traditional liberal philosophy on environmental policies is supported by two main principles: a) Ecology does not target human relations with the environment, but also the relationships between people and their use of goods belonging to the environment; b) Liberal state possesses only one tool at disposal for r [...]
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July
2009
The fiscal system and its level, structure and technology practice shaped and still continue to do so the social and economical policies. Fiscal policy, more egalitarian according to the socialist oriented doctrines and more leisure according to the liberal ones, can help, propel or hold down the enthusiasm by seize the present. The concern to establish fiscal policies [...]