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    Joseph D. Sneed

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Many of the ideas in this paper grew out of the author's participation in a study of local political organization in San Francisco funded by the National Science Foundation's Research Applied to National Needs Program (NSF Grant No. G1-40914). In particular, the author is indebted to Mr Mike Miller and Mr Steven A. Wladhorn for many stimulating and heated discussions. Needless to say, the author alone accepts responsibility for the views expressed and implied herein.

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Sneed, J.D. John Rawls and the liberal theory of society. Erkenntnis 10, 1–19 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00167767

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