The authors investigate the relationship between family policy and women's attachment to the labor market, focusing specifically on policy feedback on women's subjective work commitment. They utilize a quasi-experimental design to identify normative policy effects from changes in mothers' work commitment in conjunction with two policy changes that significantly extended the length of statutory ...

ABSTRACT Two rival approaches to property rights dominate contemporary political philosophy: Lockean natural and egalitarian theories of distributive justice. This article defends a third approach, which can be traced the work David Hume. Unlike rights, Humean are not grounded in pre-institutional moral entitlements. In contrast begins with highly abstract principles justice, theory starts simp...

FOREWORD There are fish resources off the coast of Western Australia which, as yet, have not been exploited. Even once these resources are discovered and the idea of exploitation is raised, there remains the question of how access to these resources will be allocated – both initially (under the soon to be released Fisheries WA Developing Fisheries Policy) and (if any differently) in the longer ...

Abstract Domestic support reforms remain an unresolved and contentious issue in the WTO agricultural negotiations. There are proposals to halve current global trade-distorting domestic entitlements by 2030, where members would have undertake reductions proportionate their existing entitlements. This study critically examines implications of proportional reduction approach on policy space 164 fa...