Vol. 2 (2019)

Published: 15-05-2019

Original Articles

UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE AND ENFORCED BENEFICENCE

Christoph Hanisch

7-31
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COMPENSATION AS MORAL REPAIR AND AS MORAL JUSTIFICATION FOR RISKS

Madeleine Hayenhjelm

33-63
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EFFORT AS RESPONSIBILITY

David Jenkins

65-92
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LYING AND HYPOCRISY IN POLITICS AND MORALITY, WITH RUTH GRANT

INTRODUCTION

Giuseppe Ballacci, Pedro Miguel Martins

95-99
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LYING AND HYPOCRISY IN MORALITY AND POLITICS

Ruth W. Grant

101-109
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POLITICAL PRAGMATISM AND ETHICS IN KAUTYLA’S ARTHASHASTRA: CONTRADICTION OR COMPLEMENTARITY

Shreya Bhattacharya, Kankana Saikia

111-121
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A CONTINGÊNCIA DA POLÍTICA E A NECESSIDADE DA HIPOCRISIA EM O PRÍNCIPE DE MAQUIAVEL

Albano Pina

123-138
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CAN HYPOCRISY BE A VIRTUE? HUME ON THE MORALITY OF PRINCES

Alexandra Abranches

139-154
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RESCUING POLITICS FROM LYING AND HYPOCRISY: UTILITY AND TRUTH IN JEREMY BENTHAM’S THOUGHT

Benjamin Bourcier

155-176
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THE ROLE OF LYING IN POLITICS

Kathrin Bouvot

177-203
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ARGUMENTATIVE HYPOCRISY AND CONSTITUENT DEBATES: THE ITALIAN CASE

Giovanni Damele

205-219
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WHY THE DELIBERATIVE IDEAL JUSTIFIES PUBLICITY – EVEN IF PUBLICITY MAY UNDERMINE DELIBERATION

John Pitseys

221-251
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RADICALISM AND COMPROMISE

INTRODUCTION

Alexandra Abranches

257
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A POLITICS WITHOUT COMPROMISE: THE YOUNG HEGELIANS AND POLITICS

Vivien García

259-272
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ENACTING LEVINAS’S INFINITE RESPONSIBILITY AS AN ETHICO-POLITICAL COMPROMISE

Julio A. Andrade

273-286
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A REACTIONARY FASCINATION: EMIL CIORAN AND JOSEPH DE MAISTRE

Paolo Vanini

287-301
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WHAT DOES BEING AN “ARISTOTELIAN” REALLY MEAN?

Sinan Kadir Çelik

303-333
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COMPROMISE AND/OR INTEGRITY? SOME NORMATIVE REMARKS

Beatrice Magni

335-352
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THE VIRTUE OF COMPROMISE

Yuval Eylon

355-374
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