... remain, however, free, as long as there is no interference. By contrast, from the perspective of republican liberty we are unfree, not only if powerful firms actually or likely use their power to interfere with our actions or choices. But our liberty is already dented by the very presence of concentrated...

... of citizens, or republican liberty, is quite another matter. It does not consist of not being hindered, or in merely not being oppressed, but rather of not being dominated, which is to say, not being subjected to the arbitrary or enormous power of another man or other men. citizens corruption courtiers...

...This chapter argues that Ambedkar had a republican conception of liberty. Republican liberty refers to the belief that political liberty is the paramount value in life. In the republican tradition, political liberty is understood as ‘non-domination’ or ‘non-dependence’ from arbitrary power...

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... (summum bonum). The chapter closes by discussing how Cicero’s Roman theory of justice differs from some of the views put forward by some of today’s republicans. theory of justice republican liberty Cicero natural law Roman law natural rights legality common good popular sovereignty...

... advertising and social media algorithms, this article highlights how artificial intelligence already poses a significant threat to the republican conception of liberty—or freedom from unaccountable power—and thereby highlights the necessity of protecting republican liberty when integrating artificial...

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.... Still others, like Holland's Hugo Grotius, saw the town oligarchies as forming a proper, aristocratic republic, like Sparta or Venice. Thus understood, the new polity was hardly democratic; but in a Europe dominated by strong monarchies, it was a beacon of republican liberty. republicanism Grotius Hugo...

... Berlin I Locke John MacCallum G Mill J S Justice criminal justice republican liberty liberalism freedom dominion We mentioned in the last Chapter that the dominant consequentialist approach to criminal justice, preventionism, ties up closely with liberalism. Especially in the form of harm...

...This chapter examines Niccolò Machiavelli's ideas about liberty. It considers Machiavelli's Discourses on the First Ten Books of Titus Livy (1584), which contains Machiavelli's treatment of republican liberty and is considered to be his greatest contribution to the discussion...

...This chapter focuses on the republican liberty in the aftermath of the revolution. The defeat of the revolutionary experiment made the most perceptive political writers aware of the fact that Italy lacked a public spirit capable of sustaining republican institutions. These thinkers realized...