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	TCS Daily - Choice and Its Enemies
		But that inability of libertarian paternalism to pass the laugh or sanity test has apparently not dampened the enthusiasm of the paternalists themselves in pushing their bizarre theory in respectable academic and political circles.
		Libertarian paternalism, according to Professor Thaler, is based on the belief that [p]eople have to know what their preferences are and they have to know how the options they have map onto their preferences.
		Two advocates of the effort to limit choice -- Richard Thaler, an economist at the University of Chicago and Cass Sunstein, who teaches at the University Of Chicago Law School -- even have a name for this nascent busybody program; libertarian paternalism.
	www.tcsdaily.com /article.aspx?id=041905D (793 words)

	Peter Suber, "Paternalism"
		In a welfare state which shifts costs to compensate those who harm themselves, virtually all self-harm will be other-harm too; hence virtually every corner of life could be regulated by law without violating the harm principle, and virtually all paternalism would be justified.
		This fact, however, does not make arguments for and against paternalism vacuous.
		There are many other ways to do what the paternalist does but without paternalism: notably, to widen the definition of harm, and to narrow that of valid consent.
	www.earlham.edu /~peters/writing/paternal.htm (1848 words)

	Online Ethics Center: Glossary of Ethical Terms
		Paternalism may be justified or unjustified, but the paternalistic treatment of adults always requires justification because of the infringement of the person's right that it entails.
		Paternalism in the treatment of clients most commonly arises in professional contexts where the professional has a face-to-face relationship with those whose well-being they seek to ensure and in professions where practitioners are in positions of greater power than their clients.
		Paternalism may be roughly defined (following Gert and Culver) as violating a moral rule of conduct toward someone or limiting that person's self-determination (and hence often infringing that person's rights) for what is perceived as being that person's own benefit.
	onlineethics.org /glossary.html (1848 words)

	Senator Peffer, Mission of the Populist Party, 1893
		All there is in the charge of paternalism lies in the fact that Populists believe that, as to these particular matters, the people would be served, more equitably and at greatly reduced expense, by public agents working on fixed salaries, than by private persons who use their business for private ends.
		It is charged against Populists that they favor paternalism in government.
		It it be paternalism to establish government agencies to supply currency to the people, what means the national bank act whose title reads: "An act to provide a national currency secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof?"
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		William of Malmesbury: "Gesta Regum Anglorum" - the History of the English Kings : Vol 1 William of Malmesbury
		New History of Ireland: Volume VIII A Chronology of Irish History to 1976: a Companion to Irish History, Part I.;
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	Welcome to Philosophy of Management formerly Reason in Practice
		paternalism in the regulation and governance of business.
		Paternalism and the Governance of Managers: The Australian
		The Journal is for philosophers working in all traditions, for management thinkers concerned with the philosophical foundations and validity of their subject and practising managers seeking to engage with the philosophical issues raised by what they believe and do.
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	Strike Freedom - Bird Strike - www.counterstrike.emailsearch.be
		Strike Toward Freedom: The Politics of Paternalism in Memphis and Charleston.
		Strike Toward Freedom: The Politics of Paternalism in Memphis and Charleston by Steve Estes
		After a collosial battle against the mavericks on Neptune, The Freedom Gundam was damaged and many critical parts were lost.
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	el8.html
		While weak paternalism is justifiable because it does not impinge on autonomy, strong paternalism is to be rejected because it does, as in the case of Mr.
		This is a case of suicide because Joe intends to die not to reveal secrets; that is, he views his death as a means to achieve a goal (keeping the secrets), and known means to intended ends are themselves intended.
		Suicide is the death resulting directly or indirectly from a positive or negative act of the victim himself, which he knows will produce this result.
	www.siue.edu /~evailat/el8.html (1948 words)

	Virtual Norfolk: Bibliography
		, 'Patriarchy and paternalism in Tudor England: The Earl of Arundel and the Peasants' revolt of 1549',
		, 'Patriarchy and paternalism in Tudor England: The Earl of Arundel and the Peasants" Revolt of 1549',
		, 'The Midland Revolt and the Inquisitions of Depopulation of 1607',
	test.virtualnorfolk.uea.ac.uk /kett/bibliography.html (1948 words)

	Re: Criticism: Donald Akers Summarizes Critics' Ideas on "Rose"
		Emily is lonely enough to date a Yankee--and perhaps her choice of suitor is a way of rebelling against her father [and the mores of the town that he embodied, including paternalism].
		In clinging to her dead father, she also clings to the paternalism of the antebellum South, which made her a kind of "idol." Poisoning Homer is a desperate attempt to stop time, [at least within the confines of her own house, her father's house].
		But Emily is a strange character well before the end of the story, as her treatment of the aldermen suggests.
	vccslitonline.cc.va.us /emilyforum/_emily/00000317.htm (439 words)

	Menexphil.doc
		In other words, if the argument in the Laws suggests paternalism, it is not the kind of paternalism which we ought to reject.
		In the Menexenus Plato argues that laws are just in so far as they promote virtue in the city, just as parents are good parents, from the point of view of virtue ethics, if they encourage virtue in their children.
		However, the Menexenus and the Crito with their explicitly and extensively developed use of the parent analogy remain the most straightforward Platonic sources for beginning our investigation into the possibility of a virtue ethical account of just laws.
	www.bilkent.edu.tr /~berges/Menexphil.doc (439 words)

	History On-Line
		Just as Marx imagined a revolutionary communist Narodism as a third way beyond Slavophile paternalism and capitalist liberalism, so Winstanley imagined communist Digging as a third way beyond feudal paternalism and capitalist improvement.
		To those who fear that a comparison of Winstanley and Marx necessarily leads to reductive secularization, I argue that there are strong affinities among Winstanley's agrarian communism, Marx's vernacular communism, and contemporary liberation theology.
		As opposed to traditionalist opponents of agrarian capitalism, Winstanley constructed a materialist theory of history as class struggle, a dialectical psychology, a dialectical theory of the transition from oppressive enclosures to utopia, and a communist theory of agrarian improvement that cancelled and preserved the capitalist science of the Hartlibian Enlightenment.
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		Wealthy Corinth A History of the City to 338 B.C; Salmon, J. Joseph Scaliger: a Study in the History of Classical Scholarship : I. Textual Criticism and Exegesis Grafton, Anthony
		Georgia in Antiquity A History of Colchis and Transcaucasian Iberia, 550BC - AD562; Braund, David (Lecturer in Classics and Assistant Dean of the Arts Faculty, Exeter University)
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		Names and Naming Patterns in England 1538-1700 Smith-Bannister, Scott (Head of History Department, Papplewick School, Ascot)
		Exploring European Frontiers British Travellers in the Age of Enlightenment; Dolan, Brian, PhD (Research Lecturer, Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, University of East Anglia)
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		New History of Ireland: Volume VIII A Chronology of Irish History to 1976: a Companion to Irish History, Part I.;
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		Settlement of Disputes in International Law Institutions and Procedures; Collier, John (Lecturer in Law, and Fellow, Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge);Lowe, Vaughan (Chichele Professor of International Law at Oxford University and F History of Private Law in Scotland : Vol 2.
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		Settlement of Disputes in International Law Institutions and Procedures; Collier, John (Lecturer in Law, and Fellow, Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge);Lowe, Vaughan (Chichele Professor of International Law at Oxford University and F History of Private Law in Scotland : Vol 2.
		Laws and Order in Eighteenth-century Chemistry Duncan, Alistair (formerly Reader in History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, Loughborough University of Technology)
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		Settlement of Disputes in International Law Institutions and Procedures; Collier, John (Lecturer in Law, and Fellow, Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge);Lowe, Vaughan (Chichele Professor of International Law at Oxford University and F History of Private Law in Scotland : Vol 2.
		Natural History of Psychiatric Disorder in Children Zeitlin, H. Studies in the Economic History of the Middle East from the Rise of Islam to the Present Day
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	The Cherokee Nation and Andrew Jackson
		Indian policy based on Paternalism may have started as simply guardianship of the Cherokee Nation and its lands in an effort to bring them around to a Christian way of life, but in the end Paternalism was the platform that the Jackson administration used to take their land and ignore their rights.
		Marshall was faced with the question; "Do the Cherokee constitute a foreign state in the sense of the Constitution?" Marshall found the Indians to be in, "A state of pupilage; their relation to United States resembles that of a ward to his guardian.
		The President is of the opinion that the only mode left for the Indians [Cherokee] to escape the effects of such enactments, and consequences more destructive and which are consequent on their contiguity the whites, is, for them to emigrate (Remini, 1972, p.
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		History of European Anthropology Vermeulen, Han (University of Leiden, Germany);Roldan, Arturo (University of Granada, Spain)
		Exploring European Frontiers British Travellers in the Age of Enlightenment; Dolan, Brian, PhD (Research Lecturer, Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, University of East Anglia)
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	Curriculum Vitae - Simon Clarke - People - Philosophy and Religious Studies - University of Canterbury
		‘Against Three Principles of Paternalism’, Philosophy Research Seminar, June 2003.
		'Hurka on Perfectionism and Paternalism', Graduate Conference in Political Theory, Warwick University, May 2000.
		Lecturer, Department of Philosophy, University of Canterbury, Jan 2003 - present.
	www.phil.canterbury.ac.nz /people/clarkecv.shtml (13668 words)

	People Will Talk
		The medical paternalism (evident in the variety of ways Praetorius deceives patients) reveals a type of medical practice that most students will find morally troublesome; these acts of paternalism are presented in the film as simply an aspect of Praetorius's humanity.
		Praetorius also transgresses many standard moral beliefs concerning the dating of patients and physicians as well as that of students and professors, but it is difficult to determine how the filmmakers wish their audience to judge these events.
		There are many features that make People Will Talk worth discussing with medical students.
	endeavor.med.nyu.edu /lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webfilms/people.will.talk100-film-.html (13668 words)

	Lectures 15 & 16: Liberty and the Harm Principle
		The distinction between moralistic and non-moralistic paternalism is possible on by distinguishing between harms that are scientifically demonstrable to everyone, and those that depend on adopting some controversial philosophical or theological theory.
		Libertarianism would exclude all forms of paternalism, whether moralistic or not.
		Mill's harm principle applies, not only to the power of the state, but also to the actions of civil society.
	www.utexas.edu /courses/phl347/lectures/lec15.html (1149 words)

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		History of General Sir Charles Napier's Conquest of Sindh Napier, W.F.F. Chinese Society in Rural Malaysia A Local History of the Chinese of Titi, Jelebu; Siaw, Lawrence K. History and Historians in the Twentieth Century
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	The Economic and Political Inequity of "Sin Taxes" on Tobacco and Alcohol Products
		One argument for paternalism, as described by Ronald Dworkin, contends that "in a genuine political community each citizen has a responsibility for the well-being of other members and should therefore use his political power to reform those whose defective practices will ruin their lives." [FN58] Ruination of one's life, however, is a subjective concept.
		Part III examines the ethical and political problems of government paternalism, of which sin taxes are an example, and argues that paternalistic taxation unjustifiably restricts the individual liberties which are essential to mature human development and to the legitimacy of the democratic process.
		Before discussing the particular shortcomings of sin taxes, it will be helpful to analyze some general justifications for paternalistic intervention in order to discern whether a type of regulation with a more equitable incidence (such as a flat-out prohibition) would be defensible.
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	Reason magazine -- May 2001, Shrink Control by Jacob Sullum
		While Satel does not explicitly defend paternalism in the name of public health, she has little patience for critics of paternalism in the name of psychiatry.
		Satel, a fellow of the American Enterprise Institute and a lecturer at the Yale University School of Medicine, is most persuasive as the voice of calm reason, dissecting the abuse of science for ideological purposes.
		Satel does not reject out of hand the possibility that there might be something to learn from alternative medicine, but she insists that its remedies be held to rigorous scientific standards.
	www.reason.com /0105/cr.js.shrink.html (13668 words)

	Paternalism and Ruling Class Ideology in the Ante-Bellum South: A Critique of the Social Function of Paternalism as Presented in the Analysis of Eugene D. Genovese - ROMAGNOLO, D.J
		ROMAGNOLO, D.J Paternalism and Ruling Class Ideology in the Ante-Bellum South: A Critique of the Social Function of Paternalism as Presented in the Analysis of Eugene D. Genovese
		Paternalism and Ruling Class Ideology in the Ante-Bellum South: A Critique of the Social Function of Paternalism as Presented in the Analysis of Eugene D. Genovese - ROMAGNOLO, D.J
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