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Anthony de Jasay: ‘Hostile’ Takeovers: Mannesmann’s Courtesy Could Prove Rare, in: The Wall Street Journal Europe, February 10, 2000

by k.moeller

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About Anthony de Jasay

Anthony de Jasay was born at Aba, Hungary in 1925. While his initial interest and training were in economics, he has later turned to political philosophy, and his writings draw on both. He has published five books, several of which have been translated into a total of six languages, as well as numerous articles, mainly in English but also in French and German. He is widely considered as one of the foremost liberal philosophers.

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