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Hedonic Psychology and the Ambiguities of ‘Welfare’

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Citation

Publication Date: 2005-01-01
Format: Journal Article
Bibliography: Mark G. Kelman, Hedonic Psychology and the Ambiguities of ‘Welfare’, 33 Philosophy & Public Affairs 391 (2005)

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Author

Mark G. Kelman: Stanford Law School; mkelman@stanford.edu; 650 723.4069