The Just Economy [Book Review]

The Owl of Minerva 21 (1):103-114 (1989)
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Richard Dien Winfield’s long awaited work, The Just Economy, deserves to be read by anyone interested in social and political philosophy. For those with a special interest in Hegel’s social and political thinking the point can be put even stronger. This work might well be the most significant study of this aspect of Hegel’s thought published in English this decade.

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10.5840/owl198921131

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