"After Dinner Conversation" Magazine - July 2022 Acceptance:  A man sinking in the mud refuses help. I Never:  A man of diminished mental capacity is accused of murder when he's found holding the bloody knife. Sort of Polarity: A new disease hits the earth that and causes very selective blindness in humanity. Reginald's Party: A female interloper crashes an "emotions" wine tasting. Left To Lose: A young woman is tricked to trade important pieces of her life to help a rebel group. In The Beginning: A retelling of Adam and Eve's fall from grace, with a cosmic twist. Farewell, Odysseus:  A genetically enhanced super-human has to make an important choice about the person he keeps as a pet. After Dinner Conversation believes humanity is improved by ethics and morals grounded in philosophical truth. Philosophical truth is discovered through intentional reflection and respectful debate. In order to facilitate that process, we have created a growing series of short stories across genres, a monthly magazine, and two podcasts. These accessible examples of abstract ethical and philosophical ideas are intended to draw out deeper discussions with friends, family, and students. ??? If you enjoy this story, subscribe via our website to "After Dinner Conversation Magazine" and get this, and other, similar ethical and philosophical short stories delivered straight to your inbox every month. (Just search "After Dinner Conversation Magazine")???

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Named Top 10 "Best Lit Mags of 2023" by Chill Subs Carefully curated stories from After Dinner Conversation magazine to create a themed short story book about the philosophy and ethics exploring the nature of reality and perceptions. Perfect for classrooms and book clubs, each story is 1, 500-7, 000 words and comes with five suggested discussion questions. Story Summary List Home For The Holidays: A son comes home for the holidays to find his parents have shrunk to two feet tall. Abrama's End Game: Abrama learns the gods created her dimension as their play-space to visit, and is forced to fight across realities when she discovers their plan to shut it down. Rose-tinted Glasses: Two children race to get glasses that allow adults to see the magical world around them to the Fairytale Fellowship before it's too late. The Big, Immovable I: Daphne is institutionalized while trying to answer the question, "Why am I, I?" Sort of Polarity: A new disease hits the earth that causes very selective blindness in humanity. The Angel In The Juniper: Holly meets an angel who tells her to kill her revolutionary professor. Seconds Last: A man enjoys an infinite number of perfect days in the park with his friend. Acceptance: A man sinking in mud refuses help. Glad All Over: An elderly man helps his fellow season-ticket holder with his existential crisis with philosophy lessons. I Do So, Like Durian: A sheltered teen on a quest through Chinatown finds a new world to explore.  After Dinner Conversation believes humanity is improved by ethics and morals grounded in philosophical truth. Philosophical truth is discovered through intentional reflection and respectful debate. In order to facilitate that process, we have created a growing series of short stories across genres, a monthly magazine, themed books, and two podcasts. These accessible examples of abstract ethical and philosophical ideas are intended to draw out deeper discussions with friends, family, and students. Reviews 5/5 Stars!"With Science fiction we can explore other galaxies and alien conflicts, but with philosophical fiction we can explore other minds and ethical conflicts. Let this book take you on a Phi-Fi adventure."- William Irwin, Ph. D. - Philosophy Professor, King's College"After Dinner Conversation has taken up the initiative to write themed collections of short stories that fit focused ethics courses - say, a course on bioethics, AI ethics, Tech ethics etc. These collections can offer a spine for such courses or individual stories could be added to a course as illustrative material to stimulate discussion. The stories are lively and engaging and followed by a set of questions to start classroom discussion. Also, outside of educational contexts, the stories will work nicely to stimulate conversation in families, elder hostels, youth clubs, or book groups. Give it a try - I trust that you will enjoy working with the material in this book!"- Luc Bovens, Ph. D. - Philosophy Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ??? If you enjoy this story, subscribe via our website to "After Dinner Conversation Magazine" and get this, and other, similar ethical and philosophical short stories delivered straight to your inbox every month. (Just search "After Dinner Conversation Magazine")???

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Par ses rapports annuels Doing Business, la Banque mondiale a ouvert en grand la perspective : l'évaluation de l'aptitude du droit à favoriser une prospérité économique née de la création spontanée d'entreprises privées. Les réglementations économiques de tous les pays du monde y sont confrontées, évaluation par la comparaison, chaque corps de règles juridiques est mis face aux effets économiques produits, évaluation par les résultats. La perspective est vite devenue polémique. En France plus que partout ailleurs, cette évaluation de la performance économique du droit est débattue, et dans son principe, et dans ses modalités, et dans l'usage qui en est fait. Cet ouvrage saisit l'occasion pour reprendre le débat, en le centrant sur la mesure des effets économiques du droit. Cette évaluation est reprise dans son principe, le choix des critères en général et leur maniement particulier. Ainsi, le processus d'évaluation est analysé aussi bien en droit de la faillite, qu'en droit du travail ou en droit de la procédure. De quoi entrer d'une façon plus réfléchie dans le débat. Celui-ci y gagne toujours.

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