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To characterize the doctrine of compromise as opportunistic in this sense is to misrepresent or misunderstand it . In the first place , to compromise is not to ignore principles but to settle a conflict between them . A compromise is a ...
To characterize the doctrine of compromise as opportunistic in this sense is to misrepresent or misunderstand it . In the first place , to compromise is not to ignore principles but to settle a conflict between them . A compromise is a ...
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Are there no limits to compromise ? It is obvious that whatever may be the demands of the theory , the practice of compromise is limited by the realities of existence . Some men seem congenitally incapable of compromise .
Are there no limits to compromise ? It is obvious that whatever may be the demands of the theory , the practice of compromise is limited by the realities of existence . Some men seem congenitally incapable of compromise .
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Where power is equally distributed , compromise is the logical and the " natural " way of solving conflicts . Assuming the existence of a democratic state , must every conflict be resolved by compromise ? It is obvious that there should ...
Where power is equally distributed , compromise is the logical and the " natural " way of solving conflicts . Assuming the existence of a democratic state , must every conflict be resolved by compromise ? It is obvious that there should ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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