num_pages: 384
description: A political economist examines the subject of ambiguous rationality in relation to such phenomena as nuclear terrorism, blackmail, euthanasia, and daydreaming and discusses the ethical issues of policy
language: English
title: Choice and Consequence
titlecomplete: Choice and Consequence
genres: Sociology, Politics, Philosophy, Management, Psychology, Nonfiction, Economics
ratings_count: 116
publisher: Harvard Univ Pr