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The Good Society
Author(s)Galbraith, John Kenneth
AbstractAn introduction to the question “What should a just society be?”. The author defines what a good and achievable society is in the context of institutional structure and human characteristics that are fixed as well as constraints that must be overcome.
IssueNo
Pages1-5
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceGood Society: The Humane Agenda
VolumeNo
PubDate 1996
ISBN_ISSN0395713285

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