Guido M Pincione

Interests

Teaching

Moral philosophy, political philosophy

Research

Moral philosophy, political philosophy

Courses

Scholarly Contributions

Chapters

• Pincione, G. M. (2012). FilosofĂ­a de la Propiedad (The Philosophy of Property Rights).
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  ;Full Citation: “Filosofía de la propiedad” (“The philosophy of property rights”), forthcoming in Jorge Fabra and Ezequiel Spector, Manual de Teoría y Filosofía del Derecho (Handbook of Legal Theory and Philosophy of Law), vol. III (Mexico: Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México).;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010). Critical Thinking and Legal Culture.
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  ;Full Citation: “Critical Thinking and Legal Culture,” in Michael Baurmann and Bernd Lahno, eds., Perspectives in Moral Science (Frankfurt: Frankfurt School Verlag, 2009).;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010). Welfare, Autonomy, and Contractual Freedom.
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  ;Full Citation: “Welfare, Autonomy, and Contractual Freedom,” in Mark White, ed., Theoretical Foundations of Law and Economics (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2009).;

Journals/Publications

• Pincione, G. M. (2017). Clashing Intuitions on Free Will and Justice. Revista Argentina de Teoría Jurídica.
• Pincione, G. M. (2012). Constitutional Neutrality among Economic Policies. PUBLIC CHOICE, Springer Science and Business Media B.V..
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  ;Full Citation: “Constitutional Neutrality among Economic Policies,” PUBLIC CHOICE, 2012, Vol. 52, No. 3, pp. 455-459.;
• Pincione, G. M. (2011). The Constitution of Nondomination. Social Philosophy and Policy, Cambridge University Press.
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  Contrary to Philip Pettit and other advocates of freedom as nondomination, I argue that a procedural constitution that guarantees market freedoms best protects citizens from domination.;Full Citation: “The Constitution of Nondomination,” Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 28, No. 1 (2011), pp. 261-289;

Presentations

• Pincione, G. M. (2017, June). Comment on Carolina Sartorio's book, CAUSATION AND FREE WILL. Seminar at Torcuato Di Tella University Law School. Torcuato Di Tella University Law School, Buenos Aires: Torcuato Di Tella University Law School.
• Pincione, G. M. (2017, March). MARKETS AND MOTIVES. Philosophy Department seminar, University of San Diego. San Diego: Philosophy Department, University of San Diego.
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  I presented a unpublished manuscript co-authored with Fernando R. Teson.
• Pincione, G. M., & Teson, F. R. (2017, April). Markets and Motives. Philosophy Department seminar, University of Arizona. University of Arizona, Tucson: Philosophy Department.
• Pincione, G. M., & Teson, F. R. (2017, March). Markets and Motives. Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society Conference. New Orleans: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society.
• Pincione, G. M. (2012, 2012-03-01). Constitutional Neutrality among Economic Policies. Brown Bag Series. Center for the Philosophy of Freedom, University of Arizona.
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  ;Type of Presentation: University;Type of Presentation: Brown Bag Series at Center for the Philosophy of Freedom, University of Arizona;
• Pincione, G. M. (2012, 2012-03-01). Constitutional Neutrality among Economic Policies. Symposium on Political and Legal Philosophy held by Political Philosophy Research Unit at Quilmes National University, Buenos Aires, and Torcuato Di Tella University Law School, Buenos Aires. Torcuato Di Tella University, Buenos Aires.
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  ;Type of Presentation: Academic Conference;
• Pincione, G. M. (2011, 2011-04-01). Hughes Moral Integrity and Political Participation. American Philosophical Association, Pacific Division. San Diego.
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  As against Robert C. Hughes, I argue that a realistic model of political deliberation and participation suggests that, in the absence of major institutional changes, increased opportunities to participate in politics will compound the rhetorical pathologies that plague public political deliberation under current institutional constraints. If changes in the institutional structures that prevent deliberative forums from generating sincere, open-minded, and well-informed political deliberation are unfeasible, governments should focus on protecting free speech and freedom of association, as something different from expanding deliberative forums.;Type of Presentation: Professional Organization;
• Pincione, G. M. (2011, 2011-10-01). Political Implicatures. Brown Bag Series. Center for the Philosohy of Freedom.
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  In this talk, I offered a typology of the ways in which normative political philosophy suggests causal propositions without logically entailing them.;Type of Presentation: University;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010, 2009-09-01). Participant in symposium on “Democratic Irrationality: Ancient and Modern”. Confererence at University of Virginia, September 24-26, 2009. Director: Loren Lomasky.. University of Virginia, September 24-26, 2009. Director: Loren Lomasky..
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  ;Type of Presentation: Academic Conference;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010, 2010-05-01). On Justice at a Distance. Commentator on Loren Lomasky and Fernando TesĂłn, Justice at a Distance (book project). Jean Beer Blumenfeld Center for Ethics, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.
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  ;Type of Presentation: Academic Conference;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010, 2010-12-01). Arguments for Liberty. Liberty Fund Conference. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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  ;Type of Presentation: Director of Conference;
• Pincione, G. M. (2010, 2011-01-01). Classical Liberalism in Contemporary Political Philosophy. Liberty Fund Conference. San Diego.
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  ;Type of Presentation: Academic Conference;

Others

• Pincione, G. M. (2020, March). On Freedom, Paternalism, and Power. Law and Liberty.
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  In this review of Cass Sunstein's book, ON FREEDOM (2019), I discuss Sunstein's development of his well-known "libertarian paternalism," which attempts to combine a libertarian commitment to freedom of choice with a form of paternalism that tinkers with the default consequences of doing nothing, instead of coercing individuals into prudent behavior. I argue that Sunstein's argument would be more persuasive if it paid attention to the cumulative effects of the freedom- and welfare-enhancing interventions that he advocates. Public choice theory suggests that such effects are less attractive than suggested by Sunstein's discussion.
• Pincione, G. M. (2017, September). “Liberty and the Market Process: Key Contributions of Austrian Economics" (conference title). Mercatus Center Conference.
• Pincione, G. M. (2013, November). "The Morality of Aggression," Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 32:2, guest editor.
• Pincione, G. M. (2016, June). The Morality of Aggression (provisional). Social Philosophy and Policy.
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  I will be the invited editor for the June 2016 issue of SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY AND POLICY, a journal published by the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at University of Arizona.
• Pincione, G. M. (2016, June). The Morality of Aggression. Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 32:2 (guest editor).
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  Social Philosophy and Policy is a journal jointly published by the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona and the Social Philosophy and Policy Center. David Schmidtz is the journal's editor, and I am the guest editor for this issue. The publishing house is Cambridge University Press.
• Pincione, G. M. (2015, July). Filosofía de los Derechos de Propiedad (The Philosophy of Property Rights). Jorge Luis Fabra Zamora and Ezequiel Spector, eds., Enciclopedia de Filosofía y Teoría del Derecho (Encyclopedia of philosophy of law and legal theory), Vol. 3, Bibioteca Jurídica Virtual, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2015.
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  This is an entry for a collection on legal philosophy in Spanish, edited by Jorge Fabra and Ezequiel Spector. I offer a critical survey of the contemporary philosophical debates on property rights.
• Pincione, G. M. (2010). Review of Joshua Cohen, “Truth and Public Reason”.
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  ;Full Citation: Review of Joshua Cohen, “Truth and Public Reason,” Philosophy and Public Affairs 37, no. 1 (2009), Philosopher's Digest, December 23, 2009.;Electronic: Yes;Type of Publication: Critical note on journal article;