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The peoples integrity and property - a reply to my critics

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Nili, Shmuel

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This short reply to my critics begins with four issues concerning my conception of the people's integrity. I clarify how general morality and, more specifically, liberal political morality, relate to my account of collective integrity. I then turn to address several questions that the critics raise regarding my conception of the people's property.

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Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy

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2037-12-31