This paper aims to answer whether cities are emerging as international lawmakers
or shapers in human rights law, which is connected with the normative value of the
results of such law-making/shaping. After a short ...
This paper is a rejoinder to Block’s (2022) response to Wysocki’s (2021) essay on Nozick’s challenge levelled at Austrian economics. Instead of merely reiterating Wysocki’s (2021) position, we try to highlight that the ...
This article has been inspired by the vision presented in the report of the UN Secretary General Our Common Agenda (2021) and in the report of High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism entitled A Breakthrough ...
Democracy offers a determined set of conventional instruments of political mobilization focused on the electoral process, while unconventional political participation includes controversial measures associated with spontaneous ...
The main purpose of this paper is to rationally reconstruct Nozick’s account of unproductivity, especially vis-à-vis his characteristically libertarian, and hence uncompromising, ban on fraud. We posit that, when Nozick’s ...