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Wagner, Adolf
O Estado deve assegurar a justiça
na distribuição da riqueza, melhorar as condições de vida da
classe operária e criar instituições de interesse público
|
1835-1917
 |
Allgemeine oder theoretische Volkswirtschaftslehre |
1876 |
 |
Walker, Rob J. B.
|
|
Political Theory and the Transformation of World
Politics |
1980 |
 |
Wallas, Graham
The Great
Society, even if it should deprive men of some of the romance
and intimacy of life, must, they thought, at least give them
such an increase of security as would be far more than an equal
return. Famine would be impossible when any labourer could buy
flour and bacon from the world-market in his village shop. Wars
would be few and short if they meant dis- aster to an
international system of credit.
|
1853-1932
 |
Fabian Essays |
1889 |
 |
Wallerstein
Immanuel
The mark
of the modern world is the imagination of its profiteers and the
counter-assertiveness of the oppressed. Exploitation and the
refusal to accept exploitation as either inevitable or just
constitute the continuing antinomy of the modern era, joined
together in a dialectic which has far from reached its climax in
the twentieth century
|
1930-

|
Modern (The) World-System
|
1974 |
 |
Walras, Léon
O equilíbrio geral consegue-se através de uma
concorrência sem restrições, conseguindo-se uma espécie de
regresso à ordem imutável
|
1834-1910
 |
Économie Politique Pure
|
1874 |
 |
Walzer Michael
Complex equality requires a diversity of
distributive criteria that mirrors the diversity of social
goods. Each social good or set of social goods - such as
security and welfare, money and commodities, social office, free
time, education, and political power - constitutes a sphere of
justice and each sphere is governed by criteria derived from the
social meaning of its good or set of goods. There are many
spheres of justice, and principles of justice are internal to
each distributive sphere
|
1935

|
Spheres
of Justice. A Defense of Pluralism and Equality |
1983 |
 |
Waltz, Kenneth N.
If
anarchy is identified with chaos, destruction and death, then
the distinction between anarchy and government does not tell us
much
|
1924-
 |
Man, the State and War. A Theoretical Analysis |
1959 |
 |
Ward, Lester Frank
O Estado é a estrutura social integrante de
forças antagonistas num conjunto ordenado
|
1841-1913
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Dynamic Sociology |
1883 |
 |
Webb, Sidney James
The inevitability of
gradualness...
|
1859-1947
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Industrial Democracy
|
1897 |
 |
Weber, Max
A
ciência diz o que nós queremos e o que nós podemos, nunca o que
nós devemos
|
1864-1920
|
Wissenschaft als Beruf// Politik als Beruf |
1918 |
 |
Weil, Eric
A repressão reforça a coesão do reprimido; o
perigo presente faz surgir hipóteses de vitória futura; a
minoria, convencida que não tem nada a perder a não ser as suas
cadeias, arrisca tudo porque pensa que já não tem nada a
arriscar
|
1904-1977
 |
Philosophie Politique |
1956 |
 |
Weil, Simone
Acreditar naquilo que
não podemos apreender é mais real que aquilo que nós podemos
apreender
|
1909-1943
 |
Opréssion et Liberté |
1934 |
 |
Wendt, Alexander
|
1966 |
Social Theory of International Politics |
1999 |
 |
Wiener, Norbert
A cibernética é a
ciência da comunicação e o controlo nos animais e nas máquinas,
salientando que o ser vivo é uma máquina entre cujas funções,
uma é a de montar a própria máquina. E isto porque
os organismos só actuam graças à aquisição, ao
uso, à conservação e à transmissão da informação
|
1894-1963
 |
Cybernetics |
1948 |
|
|
Wight, Martin
It is a
liberation of the spirit to acquire perspective, to recognise
that every generation is confronted by problems of the utmost
subjective urgency, and that an objective grading is probably
impossible; to learn that the same moral predicaments and the
same ideas have been explored before
|
1913-1972
 |
Power Politics |
1946 |
|
|
Willoughby, W. W.
|
 |
Examination of the Nature of
the State |
1896 |
 |
Wilson, Thomas Woodrow
Liberty has never come from Government. Liberty has always come
from the subjects of it. The history of liberty is a history of
limitations of governmental power, not the increase of it.
|
1856-1924
 |
The State. Elements of Historical and Practical Politics |
1889 |
 |
Windelband, Wilhelm
Compreender Kant
tem de ser ir além de Kant
|
1848-1915
 |
Präludien |
1884 |
 |
Wittfogel Karl
August
From water does all life begin
|
1896-1988
 |
Oriental Despotism
|
1957 |
|
Wittgenstein,
Ludwig
Sobre aquilo que não se pode falar é
melhor calarmo-nos
|
1889-1951
 |
Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus |
1921 |
 |
Wolff, Christian
Esta sociedade
estabelecida entre todas os Estados, tendo em vista a salvação
comum das mesmas, toma o nome de civitas maxima, cujos membros,
ou por assim dizer, os cidadãos, são os Estados
|
1679-1754
 |
Die
Politik |
1721 |
|
|
Wollstonecraft, Mary
Let not men then in the pride of power, use the same arguments
that tyrannic kings and venal ministers have used, and
fallaciously assert that women ought to be subjected because she
has always been so
|
1759-1797 |
A Vindication of the Rights of Women |
1792 |
 |
Wright, Quincy
|
1890-1970
 |
A Study of War |
1942 |