The Infamous Farrell Footnote: Public Policy as the Smile of the Cheshire Cat

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (4):568-576 (2000)
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Was this just another incendiary sound bite, headline news banner attacking the airwaves? Getting it wrong? Overstating some small technicality for the sake of getting attention? No, to all of the above: the most incendiary aspect of the blurb was that it was accurate. And it did get attention

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