Distributive Justice Debates in Political and Social Thought
Perspectives on Finding a Fair Share
Herausgeber: Boisen, Camilla; Murray, Matthew C
Distributive Justice Debates in Political and Social Thought
Perspectives on Finding a Fair Share
Herausgeber: Boisen, Camilla; Murray, Matthew C
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The volume moves away from the more dominating and traditionally cast understandings of distributive justice and explores the long shadow of practices of trusteeship, stewardship and concepts of social and individual rights, and egalitarian practices and post-colonial African political thought.
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The volume moves away from the more dominating and traditionally cast understandings of distributive justice and explores the long shadow of practices of trusteeship, stewardship and concepts of social and individual rights, and egalitarian practices and post-colonial African political thought.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9781138829763
- ISBN-10: 1138829765
- Artikelnr.: 42698809
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 294
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. November 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 562g
- ISBN-13: 9781138829763
- ISBN-10: 1138829765
- Artikelnr.: 42698809
Camilla Boisen is Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Political Theory at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Her area of research is on colonial political thought in relation to the development of ideas of property rights, trusteeship and humanitarian intervention and their influence on contemporary problems such as post-colonial restitution. Matthew C. Murray is the Senior Project Advisor for the Growthpolicy.org project at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and serves as Special Lecturer of Philosophy at Providence College. Matthew is actively researching and publishing in the areas of critical theories of justice (subaltern, race, culture, gender and disability) and their effects on the ideas of and applications of distributive and social justice.
Table of Contents: Preface: The Limits of Distributive Justice: A Brief
Exploration of Restorative Justice David Boucher Introduction: Distributing
Distributive Justice Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray (editors) Part I
- Historical Approaches to Distributive Justice Chapter 1: A Right to
Welfare: Historical and Philosophical Reflections Samuel Fleischacker
Chapter 2 - Luck Egalitarianism and the History of Political Thought Carl
Knight Chapter 3 - Radical Distributive Justice: Fichte's The Closed
Commercial State David James Chapter 4 - Social Darwinism and Social
Justice: Herbert Spencer and the Poor Matt Zwolinski Part II - Distributive
Justice Reconsidered: Forging New Debates Chapter 5: Dignity, Sociability
and Capability: Exploring Nussbaum's Interpretation of Grotius Camilla
Boisen and Matthew C. Murray Chapter 6: Care Ethics and Distributive
Justice Daniel Engster Chapter 7: Justice and Real Politics: Freedom, Needs
and Representation Lawrence Hamilton Chapter 8: Conservative Responses to
Piketty's "Unthinkable" Top Rate Income Tax Christopher Allsobrook Part III
- New Horizons Beyond the West: African and Global Issues in Distributive
Justice Chapter 9: An African Theory of Social Justice: Relationship as the
Ground of Rights, Resources and Recognition Thaddeus Metz Chapter 10 -
Social Protection & Justice: Poverty, Redistribution, and Dignity Marianne
S. Ulriksen, Sophie Plagerson, and Tessa Hochfeld Chapter 11: Territory,
Desert, and Global Distributive Justice Kim Angell Chapter 12: The Global
Commons and International Distributive Justice Peri Roberts and Peter Sutch
Conclusion: Finding a Fair Share Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray
(editors)
Exploration of Restorative Justice David Boucher Introduction: Distributing
Distributive Justice Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray (editors) Part I
- Historical Approaches to Distributive Justice Chapter 1: A Right to
Welfare: Historical and Philosophical Reflections Samuel Fleischacker
Chapter 2 - Luck Egalitarianism and the History of Political Thought Carl
Knight Chapter 3 - Radical Distributive Justice: Fichte's The Closed
Commercial State David James Chapter 4 - Social Darwinism and Social
Justice: Herbert Spencer and the Poor Matt Zwolinski Part II - Distributive
Justice Reconsidered: Forging New Debates Chapter 5: Dignity, Sociability
and Capability: Exploring Nussbaum's Interpretation of Grotius Camilla
Boisen and Matthew C. Murray Chapter 6: Care Ethics and Distributive
Justice Daniel Engster Chapter 7: Justice and Real Politics: Freedom, Needs
and Representation Lawrence Hamilton Chapter 8: Conservative Responses to
Piketty's "Unthinkable" Top Rate Income Tax Christopher Allsobrook Part III
- New Horizons Beyond the West: African and Global Issues in Distributive
Justice Chapter 9: An African Theory of Social Justice: Relationship as the
Ground of Rights, Resources and Recognition Thaddeus Metz Chapter 10 -
Social Protection & Justice: Poverty, Redistribution, and Dignity Marianne
S. Ulriksen, Sophie Plagerson, and Tessa Hochfeld Chapter 11: Territory,
Desert, and Global Distributive Justice Kim Angell Chapter 12: The Global
Commons and International Distributive Justice Peri Roberts and Peter Sutch
Conclusion: Finding a Fair Share Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray
(editors)
Table of Contents: Preface: The Limits of Distributive Justice: A Brief
Exploration of Restorative Justice David Boucher Introduction: Distributing
Distributive Justice Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray (editors) Part I
- Historical Approaches to Distributive Justice Chapter 1: A Right to
Welfare: Historical and Philosophical Reflections Samuel Fleischacker
Chapter 2 - Luck Egalitarianism and the History of Political Thought Carl
Knight Chapter 3 - Radical Distributive Justice: Fichte's The Closed
Commercial State David James Chapter 4 - Social Darwinism and Social
Justice: Herbert Spencer and the Poor Matt Zwolinski Part II - Distributive
Justice Reconsidered: Forging New Debates Chapter 5: Dignity, Sociability
and Capability: Exploring Nussbaum's Interpretation of Grotius Camilla
Boisen and Matthew C. Murray Chapter 6: Care Ethics and Distributive
Justice Daniel Engster Chapter 7: Justice and Real Politics: Freedom, Needs
and Representation Lawrence Hamilton Chapter 8: Conservative Responses to
Piketty's "Unthinkable" Top Rate Income Tax Christopher Allsobrook Part III
- New Horizons Beyond the West: African and Global Issues in Distributive
Justice Chapter 9: An African Theory of Social Justice: Relationship as the
Ground of Rights, Resources and Recognition Thaddeus Metz Chapter 10 -
Social Protection & Justice: Poverty, Redistribution, and Dignity Marianne
S. Ulriksen, Sophie Plagerson, and Tessa Hochfeld Chapter 11: Territory,
Desert, and Global Distributive Justice Kim Angell Chapter 12: The Global
Commons and International Distributive Justice Peri Roberts and Peter Sutch
Conclusion: Finding a Fair Share Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray
(editors)
Exploration of Restorative Justice David Boucher Introduction: Distributing
Distributive Justice Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray (editors) Part I
- Historical Approaches to Distributive Justice Chapter 1: A Right to
Welfare: Historical and Philosophical Reflections Samuel Fleischacker
Chapter 2 - Luck Egalitarianism and the History of Political Thought Carl
Knight Chapter 3 - Radical Distributive Justice: Fichte's The Closed
Commercial State David James Chapter 4 - Social Darwinism and Social
Justice: Herbert Spencer and the Poor Matt Zwolinski Part II - Distributive
Justice Reconsidered: Forging New Debates Chapter 5: Dignity, Sociability
and Capability: Exploring Nussbaum's Interpretation of Grotius Camilla
Boisen and Matthew C. Murray Chapter 6: Care Ethics and Distributive
Justice Daniel Engster Chapter 7: Justice and Real Politics: Freedom, Needs
and Representation Lawrence Hamilton Chapter 8: Conservative Responses to
Piketty's "Unthinkable" Top Rate Income Tax Christopher Allsobrook Part III
- New Horizons Beyond the West: African and Global Issues in Distributive
Justice Chapter 9: An African Theory of Social Justice: Relationship as the
Ground of Rights, Resources and Recognition Thaddeus Metz Chapter 10 -
Social Protection & Justice: Poverty, Redistribution, and Dignity Marianne
S. Ulriksen, Sophie Plagerson, and Tessa Hochfeld Chapter 11: Territory,
Desert, and Global Distributive Justice Kim Angell Chapter 12: The Global
Commons and International Distributive Justice Peri Roberts and Peter Sutch
Conclusion: Finding a Fair Share Camilla Boisen and Matthew C. Murray
(editors)