Las relaciones fiduciarias y sus contextos: continuidades, analogías y metáforas. (Presentación del número monográfico)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/daimon.436291
Keywords: relaciones fiduciarias, historia conceptual, republicanismo

Abstract

This monographic issue aims to contribute to the reflection on the interest of fiduciary relationships in several ways. Firstly, it wants to help clarify the conceptual and normative advantages and limitations of the fiduciary principle for contemporary philosophical-political reflection and practical politics. Secondly, it aspires to enrich our appreciation of the interlocking threads of the fiduciary constitution of the modern world by examining the developments of this idea in Europe and the United States. Thirdly, it seeks to refine our understanding of the potential of its application to various interconnected areas of philosophy, economics, sociology, and law. Finally, it is intended to propose historically and conceptually informed discussions on the relationship between republicanism and fiduciary principles.

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Published
09-07-2020
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Mundó, J. (2020). Las relaciones fiduciarias y sus contextos: continuidades, analogías y metáforas. (Presentación del número monográfico). Daimon Revista Internacional de Filosofia, (81), 7–16. https://doi.org/10.6018/daimon.436291
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Monográfico 2020 Relaciones fiduciarias: libertad, propiedad y bienes comunes