The Common Good: Citizenship, Morality, and Self-interest

ISBN-10
0631164863
ISBN-13
9780631164869
Series
The Common Good
Category
Citizenship
Pages
190
Language
English
Published
1989
Publisher
Wiley-Blackwell
Author
Bill Jordan

Description

Jordan examines the philosophical and political arguments for social institutions that rely on individual self-interest and personal responsibility. He argues that a good society must be built on common interest in good social relations.

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