“That the Open Society cannot exist without extensive individual property rights that clearly identify endowments and freedom to employ them does not imply that all resources, much less all decision-making, is to be privatized. Whether privatization is the best way… — Gerald F. Gaus Copy Share Image
“None of these things spells the death of a tolerant, morally diverse Open Society. But they do remind us that constant talk of 'tribes' - with its implicature about the dangers of being 'primitive' rather than enlightened modern individuals - blinds us to the ways in which modern hyper-individualism in moral thought is at least as much a source of… — Gerald F. Gaus Copy Share
“That the Open Society cannot exist without extensive individual property rights that clearly identify endowments and freedom to employ them does not imply that… — Gerald F. Gaus Copy Share Image
“We can now apply our lessons from our discussion of multilevel selection: if there are two levels of selection operating on a moral rule,… — Gerald F. Gaus Copy Share Image
