It can, in fact, only be moralized to the degree to which it is subject to critical examination in every aspect of its policy.
Harold J. Laski: “It can, in fact, only be moralized to the degree to which it is subject to critical examination in every aspect of its…”
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He asserts that moral governance requires critical examination of policies.
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