Energy and the Public Good

Smart, Ian

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“…But what function is so definable and non-interpretable? Is food, for example, a function in itself, or is it a part of the function of health, or the function of energy, 17 or the function of renewable resources, or the function of labour and employment, or the function of international trade, or the function of economic development? Within any one country, food may be seen as an aspect of several of those functions.…”

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Mitranian functionalism: possible or impossible?

McLaren¹

1985

Rev. Int. Stud.

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In the April 1984 issue of this journal, Mark Imber resurrected Mitranian functionalism. His well-reasoned elucidation of David Mitrany's writings and of the writings of Mitrany's major critics ended in five propositions for further research. Unfortunately, one cannot be sure that these five propositions represent Mitranian functionalism or a new species of functionalism, Imberian functionalism. In any case, the five propositions hardly advance our knowledge of functionalism, even if they are only intended to show the possibility of functionalism's existence.

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Mitranian functionalism: possible or impossible?

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1985

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Energy and the Public Good

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