Institutional rules, roles, and the dynamics of public power

Jurisprudence 13 (3):443-448 (2022)
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What makes public institutions normatively distinctive, if anything? Is there a sense in which the privatisation of the public function corrupts such distinctiveness? If such a sense is there, what...

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