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Autonomy, Equality, and Freedom: Commentary and Expansion on Three Central Political Concepts
Autonomy, equality and freedom often appear to be significantly interrelated with one another. However, it has been a challenge to unite these concepts. This article attempts to take up the challenge and demonstrate how these interrelate:
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