Magnus Enzell

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Currently working at the Swedish ministry for infrastructure, department for digital transformation, as senior adviser.
Address: Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden

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SOAS University of London

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University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

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University of Central Florida

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Toulouse Business School

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UNL - New University of Lisbon

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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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Stockholm University

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University of Trento

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Samsun Ondokuz Mayis University

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Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist

Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist : implications of cultural theory for interpreting Hobbes and his critics

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Requiem for a constitution : constitutionalism and political culture in early 20th century Sweden

Stockholm University, 2002

Thomas Hobbes and His Critics: Interpretive Implications of Cultural Theory

Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist : implications of cultural theory for interpreting Hobbes and his critics

HOBBES'S NATURAL MAN IS A FATALIST: plications of Cultural Theory for Interpreting Hobbes and... more HOBBES'S NATURAL MAN IS A FATALIST: plications of Cultural Theory for Interpreting Hobbes and His Critics Magnus Enzell lartment of Political Science, University of Stockholm Aaron Wildavsky Survey Research Center University of California, Berkeley Working Paper 93-20 INSTITUTE OF GOVERNMENTAL STUDIES

Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist

Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist : implications of cultural theory for interpreting Hobbes and his critics

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Requiem for a constitution : constitutionalism and political culture in early 20th century Sweden

Stockholm University, 2002

Thomas Hobbes and His Critics: Interpretive Implications of Cultural Theory

Hobbes's natural man is a fatalist : implications of cultural theory for interpreting Hobbes and his critics

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