Individuación y cohesión social: Entre la lógica económica y la racionalidad moral
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In the contemporary debate about the nature of the distributional, the choice between ‘economic growth’ and ‘social protection’ is fundamental. Although the most influential modern theories debate this dilemma as part of the bipoliarity ‘freedom-justice’, its implications become crucial in the most recent theoretical deliberation, especially after the bursting of the housing bubble. Not only the characteristic uproots to the markets are updated, but in the midst of the crisis they eclipse both their omnicomprehensive competences and their elective logics of a closed nature that characterize them. This paper aims to detect the underlying distibutional implications in a more open elective context.
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