Moral Legislation: A Legal-Political Model for Indirect Consequentialist Reasoning (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy)
Moral Legislation explores a legal-political model for indirect consequentialist reasoning. Conrad D. Johnson examines the relationship between moral legislation, law, and political thought in this scholarly contribution to the Cambridge Studies in Philosophy series.
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Moral Legislation presents a legal-political model for examining moral legislation.
The book focuses on indirect consequentialist reasoning and its relationship to law and politics.
Written by Conrad D. Johnson, it appears in the Cambridge Studies in Philosophy series.
This volume is suited to readers interested in ethical theory, legal philosophy, and political philosophy.
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