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200			_aUtilitas, Vol. 22, N° 4, December 2010 _bPERI
210			_aCambridge _cCambridge University Press _d2010
215			_ap. 369-506
225			_aUtilitas, A Leading Journal in Ethics _vVol. 22, N° 4
345			_a158
545			_hp. 369-392 _fBrian Barry _iDavid Hume as a Social Theorist
545			_hp. 393-412 _fCecile Fabre _iDistributive Justice and Freedom : Cohen on Money and Labour
545			_hp. 413-433 _fHolly M. Smith _iMeasuring the Consequences of Rules
545			_hp. 434-446 _fMartin Peterson _iCan Consequentialists Honour the Special Moral Status of Persons ?
545			_hp. 447-473 _fMichael Moehler _iThe (Stabilized) Nash Bargaining Solution as a Principle of Distributive Justice
545			_hp. 474-480 _fKarl Widerquist _iHow the Sufficiency Minimum Becomes a Social Maximum
545			_hp. 481-493 _fRobert F. Card _iSituationist Social Psychology and J.S. Mill's Conception of Character
545			_hp. 494-496 _fJohn Broome _iNo Argument against the Continuity of Value : Reply to Dordey
545			_hp. 497-499 _fKrister Bykvist _iJohn Broome, Weighing Lives
545			_hp. 500-502 _fDouglas W. Portmore _iBen Bradley, Well-Being and Death
545			_hp. 503-506 _fMarc Fleurbaey _iShlomi Segall, Health, Luck, and Justice
610			_aPHILOSOPHIE . UTILITARISME
801			_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c20211207 _gUNIMARC