Titlebook: Politics and Morality; Igor Primoratz Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 corruption.democracy.i

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Noble Cause Corruption in Politicsat least as many forms of corruption as there are human institutions that might become corrupted. My concern in this chapter is with political corruption, and with a specific form of political corruption, namely noble cause corruption. In the first section I provide a conceptual analysis of corrupti

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Patriotism: Its Moral CredentialsWar. Suddenly, patriotism was everywhere, and shed over our lives an atmosphere of warm sympathy, spontaneous cooperation and unaffected generosity. Then one morning I went out early and saw on the next street that something strange had happened at a neighbour’s home. The house belonged to a childle

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‘Barbarians at the Gates’: The Moral Costs of Political Communityifice our moral principles in order to pursue worthwhile goals. I want to argue that the tension between morality and politics goes deeper than this. The very existence of ‘politics’ requires that morality is routinely violated because political community, within which political discourse is possibl

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Noble Cause Corruption in Politicsion, and with a specific form of political corruption, namely noble cause corruption. In the first section I provide a conceptual analysis of corruption,. in the second an account of noble cause corruption, and in the third and final section I relativize the latter account to political institutions.

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