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[log in to unmask] (Peter G. Stillman)
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Fri Mar 31 17:19:15 2006
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In response to Mohammad Gani: 
 
As a political theorist, I was shocked but not surprised to note that Gani could talk of
economics and self-interest, politics and altruism (sic!), and anthropology and moral
values, with no mention of power. Even Adam Smith on occasion could sneak in references to
power, lost though they are on most later economists whose views derive from Smith.
 
Peter G. Stillman 
 
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