Difference between revisions of "The Good Society: The Humane Agenda"
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{{DES | des = The "why"s of liberalism, illustrating the competing goals in society and how to resolve them compassionately. A book of pragmatic compromise, that asks what is wanted by people rather than what ideology demands. | show=}} | {{DES | des = The "why"s of liberalism, illustrating the competing goals in society and how to resolve them compassionately. A book of pragmatic compromise, that asks what is wanted by people rather than what ideology demands. | show=}} | ||
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