On freedom: organizational science examined philosophically

[Lake Isabella, CA]: PM Library (2016)
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Regardless of where you enter the discussion of Freedom there is an underlying matrix of moral and value connections that link any domain of social activity with all others. Although billed as an "abstract philosophical discussion," it is fundamentally important for all of us to get a handle on how these connections work.

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