Are the political ideals of liberty and equality compatible? In this book, two distinguished philosophers take up the debate.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Part I. Equality is Compatible and Required by Liberty: 1. The practical requirements of an ideal of negative liberty 2. Other attempts to show that libertarians should accept welfare or equality 3. Objections from libertarians to my argument from liberty to equality 4. My argument again and its future prospects Part II. Liberty is Incompatible with the Right to Equality: 5. The issue framed 6. The 'Social Contract' approach to moral philosophy 7. The grounds for welfarism considered 8. Conclusion Part III. Responses: 9. Response to Narveson 10. Response to Sterba.
Introduction Part I. Equality is Compatible and Required by Liberty: 1. The practical requirements of an ideal of negative liberty 2. Other attempts to show that libertarians should accept welfare or equality 3. Objections from libertarians to my argument from liberty to equality 4. My argument again and its future prospects Part II. Liberty is Incompatible with the Right to Equality: 5. The issue framed 6. The 'Social Contract' approach to moral philosophy 7. The grounds for welfarism considered 8. Conclusion Part III. Responses: 9. Response to Narveson 10. Response to Sterba.
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