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Since Lady Chatterely’s Lover to the problems of social election, discussion generated in Amartya Sen’s article of 1970, joined in one line the ethical, political and Liberalism discussion, connecting these elements with the history of the social election. Independently of the social and economic system, living in a society implies that there should be rules that act upon the behavior of individuals when they act in a lone manner and when they choose, but also when they interact in a social manner, trying to obtain the social well-being of all individuals.
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