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Prisons and their moral performance

Alison Liebling

2004

Dealing with the Dutch

Jacob Vossestein

1998

In praise of virtue

Benjamin Wirt Farley

1995

First and last things

Richard Hoggart

1999

Human values and economic policy

New York University Institute of Philosophy (8th 1966)

1967

Identity, consciousness, and value

Peter Unger

1990

The Book of Virtues

William J. Bennett, Bennet, William

1993

Value change in global perspective

Abramson, Paul R.

1995

Doing what comes naturally

Stanley Fish

1989

Political theory and ecological values

Hayward, Tim.

1998

Ethical issues in six religious traditions

Peggy Morgan, Clive Lawton

1996

Health promotion

R. S. Downie

1990

The Invisible Heart

Nancy Folbre

2001

In search of universal values

Karl-Josef Kuschel, Dietmar Mieth

2001

Moral values and the idea of God

William Ritchie Sorley

1918

Values, lifestyles, and psychographics

Lynn R. Kahle

1997

The moral sense

James Q. Wilson

1993

Ideals and Idols

E. H. Gombrich

1979

Telling the other

Patrick McGee

1992

Toward an Anthropological Theory of Value

David Graeber

2001

The president as leader

Erwin C. Hargrove

1998

The Collapse of the Fact/Value Dichotomy and Other Essays

Hilary Putnam

2002

Culture's consequences

Geert H. Hofstede, Geert Hofstede

1980

Variations in value orientations

Florence Rockwood Kluckhohn

1961

The Demoralization of Western Culture

Ralph W. Fevre

2001

Self-construction and the formation of human values

Teodros Kiros

1998

The cult of softness

Sir Arnold Henry Moore Lunn

1965

Values and Knowledge

Edward S. Reed, Elliot Turiel

1996

The Good in the Right

Robert Audi

2005

The Nature Of Human Values

Milton Rokeach

1973 ★ 5.0

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