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July 9, 2007

New in the Philosophy & Political Science Journals

In American Political Science Review, Can the Prince Really Be Tamed? Executive Prerogative, Popular Apathy, and the Constitutional Frame in Locke’s Second Treatise by Benjamin Kleinerman. In Utlitas, When Utilitarians Should Be Virtue Theorists by Dale Jamieson and Against Consequentialist Theories of Virtue and Vice by Todd Calder. In Social Philosophy and Policy, Why Should Philosophers Rule? Plato’s Republic And Aristotle’s Protrepticus by Christopher Bobonich, Aristotle On The Mixed Constitution And Its Relevance For American Political Thought by Carrie-Ann Biondi, Nature In Aristotle’s Ethics And Politics by Richard Kraut, and The Good Man And The Upright Citizen In Aristotle’s Ethics And Politics by David Keyt.


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