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“Hobbes on conscience within the law and without” / Edward G. Andrew. // IN: Canadian journal of political science. – 32 (1999):203-225.

El pensamiento político moderno : Hobbes, Locke y Kant : texto universitario / Omar Astorga. – Caracas : Universidad Central de Venezuela, Ediciones de la Biblioteca, 1999. – 445 p. – (Collección Textos y manuales de enseñanza).

ISBN 980-00-1414-4.

Unverified.

Virtue and the making of modern liberalism / Peter Berkowitz. – Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1999. – (New forum books)

See Ch. 2, “Locke—private virtue and the public good” (p. 74-105)

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“Making up Locke’s theory of property” / T.J. Berry. // IN: History of philosophy quarterly. – 16 (1999):203-223.

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“The ‘figure’ of God and the limits of liberalism : a rereading of Locke’s Essay and Two treatises” / Vivienne Brown. // IN: Journal of the history of ideas. – 60 (1999):83-100.

Abstract: PhI 1999.

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Republican theory in political thought : virtuous or virtual / Bill Brugger. – Houndsmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; Macmillan Press; New York : St. Martin's Press, 1999.

See p. 79-86.

“Locke, property, and progressive taxes” / Donna M. Byrne. // IN: Nebraska law review. – 78 (1999):700-738.

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Reprinted in: Locke and law / edited by Thom Brooks (2007). – p. 131-169.

“Locke’s words … and their impact on the founders” / Ed Cline. // IN: Colonial Williamsburg. – 21:no. 2 (April/May 1999):36-37.

“The earliest attack on Locke’s Two treatises of government” / Mark Goldie. // IN: Locke newsletter. – 30 (1999):73-84.

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The reception of Locke’s politics / edited by Mark Goldie. – London : Pickering & Chatto, 1999. – 6 v.

Reprints of previously published books and articles.

Contents: v. 1. The Glorious Revolution defended, 1690-1704 – v. 2. Patriarchalism and the social contract, 1703-1710 – v. 3. Civic virtue and political reform, 1720-1775 – v. 4. Age of the American and French revolutions, 1776-1838 – v. 5. The church, dissent, and religious toleration, 1689-1831 – v. 6. Wealth, property, and commerce, 1696-1832.

Reviews: M. G. Spencer, “Locke and eighteenth-century British philosophy” (2001); J. Dunn, English historical review 116 (2001):145-147.

ISBN 1-8519-6495-9.

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The sovereignty of Parliament : history and philosophy / Jeffrey Denys Goldsworthy. – Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1999.

See “From the Restoration to the Revolution” (p. 142-158)

Liberalism, constitutionalism, and democracy / Russell Hardin. – Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1999.

See esp. “Locke” (p. 58-59)

“John Locke, property rights, and economic theory” / John F. Henry. // IN: Journal of economic issues. – 33 (1999):609-624.

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“Ley e poder : Locke” / Antonio Hermosa Andujar. // IN: Analogia filosofica. – 13 (1999):163-183.

Unverified.

Freedom, equality, power : the ontological consequences of the political philosophies of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau / Piotr Hoffman. – New York : P. Lang, c1999. – (Studies in European thought ; vol. 16)

See Ch. 2, “Locke” (p. 101-165)

Abstract: PhI 1999.

Upplysning utan förnuft : begär och frihet hos Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, David Hume och Montesquieu. – See entry in Chapter 3.

“Inalienable rights in the moral and political philosophy of John Locke : a reappraisal” / George Khushf. // IN: Persons and their bodies : rights, responsibilities, relationships / edited by Mark J. Cherry. – Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1999. – (Philosophy and medicine ; v. 60). – p. 177-206.

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“The alienability of Lockean natural rights” / Eric Mack. // IN: Persons and their bodies : rights, responsibilities, relationships / edited by Mark J. Cherry. – Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1999. – (Philosophy and medicine ; v. 60). – p. 143-176.

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“Civil society and its avatars : what happened to freedom and democracy?” / Gurpreet Mahajan. // IN: Economic and political weekly. – 15 May 1999:1188-1196.

Unverified.

Reprinted in Civil society and democracy : a reader / edited by Carolyn M. Elliott. – New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2003. – (Themes in politics series). 2 p. 167-190.

“ ‘Land enough in the world’ : Locke’s Golden Age and the infinite extension of ‘use’ ” / Robert Markley. // IN: South Atlantic quarterly. – 98 (1999):817-837.

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Liberalism and empire : a study in nineteenth-century liberal thought / Uday Singh Mehta. – Chicago, Ill. : University of Chicago Press, 1999. – xii, 237 p.

Locke’s moral, political and legal philosophy / edited by J.R. Milton. – Aldershott ; Brookfield, Vt. : Ashgate/Dartmouth, c1999. – xxi, 533 p. – (The international library of critical essays in the history of philosophy)

Reprints of previously published articles.

“Introduction” (p. xi-xxi) – Part I. The Two treatises in their historical context – Part II. The state of nature and the law of nature – Part III, Property – Part IV. Civil society – Part V. Consent – Part VI. Slavery and America.

ISBN 1-8401-413-0.

“Property rights : original acquisition and Lockean provisos” / Jan Narveson. // IN: Public affairs quarterly. – 13 (1999):205-227.

Abstract: PhI.

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Justice among nations : on the moral basis of power and peace / Thomas L. Pangle and Peter J. Ahrensdorf. – Lawrence, Kan. : University Press of Kansas, c1999.

See “Locke’s liberalization of Hobbes” (p. 153-157)

Democratic justice / Ian Shapiro. – New Haven ; London : Yale University Press, c1999. – (The Yale ISPS series)

See “Locke’s view : advantages and limitations” (p. 72-84), “The inherited context : workmanship suffused by the market” (p. 144-148) and “Locke’s account” (p. 149-161)

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“Justification and legitimacy” / A. John Simmons. // IN: Ethics. – 109 (1998/99):739-771.

Abstract: PhI; IPSA 50:1508.

Reprinted in: Justification and legitimacy / A. John Simmons (2001) – p. 122-157.

The rights of war and peace : political thought and the international order from Grotius to Kant / Richard Tuck. – Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1999.

See “Locke as a critic of Pufendorf” (p. 167-181)

“The coherence of a mind : John Locke and the law of nature” / Alex Tuckness. // IN: Journal of the history of philosophy. – 37 (1999):73-90.

Abstract: PhI

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Reprinted in: John Locke : critical assessemnts of leading philosophers. Series II / edited by Peter R. Anstey (2006). – vol. 1.

The dignity of legislation / Jeremy Waldron. – Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, [1999]

See ch. 4, “Locke’s legislature (and Rawls’s)” (p. 63-91); also p. 136-147 [on consent].

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“The manuscript authority of political thoughts” / Robert Wokler. // IN: History of political thought. – 20 (1999):107-123.

Abstract: PhI

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“Lockean money, indigenism and globalism” / Naomi Zack. // IN: Civilization and oppression / edited by Catherine Wilson. – Calgary, Alta., Canada : University of Calgary Press, c1999. – (Canadian journal of philosophy. Supplementary volume ; 25). – p. 31-53.

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Reprinted in: John Locke : critical assessemnts of leading philosophers. Series II / edited by Peter R. Anstey (2006). – vol. 1.

“The invention of the subject of the law” / Yves Charles Zarka. // IN: British journal for the history of philosophy. – 7 (1999):245-262.

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Radical Whigs and conspiratorial politics in late Stuart England / Melinda S. Zook. – University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, c1999. – xxi, 234 p.