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Tag Archives: Negative Freedom
Ten Degrees of Difference: Is it all just a tragic misunderstanding?
I’d like to thank Walenty Lisek at The Life of the Mind blog for the detailed response to my post on the Tragic Vision. I’ll try to reciprocate as best I can with ten points in response. I should start, however, … Continue reading
Posted in Free Market, Freedom, Human Nature, Human Wellbeing, International Politics, Military
Tagged corporations, economic history, Freedom, markets, Negative Freedom
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Freedom of dissociation
Is the Education (Freedom of Association) Amendment Bill that seeks to alter the basis of Students Associations in New Zealand really about defending the right of freedom of association? It’s hard to see how it is. Continue reading
Posted in Education, Freedom, New Zealand Politics
Tagged Freedom, Negative Freedom, Tertiary Education
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