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Theories of government: possible, feasible, possibility-sensitive, feasibility-sensitive
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In this paper I make some distinctions, which I hope are of help for Laura Valentini and others. Are the recommendations of a theory of what the government should do possible and are they feasible? Is the project of the theorist possibility-sensitive and is the project feasibility-sensitive?Author's Profile
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