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Part I. Rawls and History: 1. 'Taillight illumination: how Rawlsian
concepts may improve understanding of Hobbes's political philosophy' S. A.
Lloyd; 2. 'The theory Rawls, the 1844 Marx, and the market' Daniel Brudney;
3. 'Rawls, Lerner, and the tax-and-spend booby trap: what happened to
monetary policy?' Aaron James; 4. 'Rawls's principles of justice as a
transcendence of class warfare' Elizabeth Anderson; 5. 'The significance of
injustice' Peter de Marneffe; Part II. Developments between A Theory of
Justice and Political Liberalism: 6. 'On being a 'self-originating source
of valid claims' Stephen Darwall; 7. ' Moral independence revisited: a note
on the development of Rawls's thought from 1977-1980 and beyond' Samuel
Scheffler; 8. 'The method of insulation: on the development of Rawls's
thought after a theory of justice' Rainer Forst; 9. 'The stability or
fragility of justice' Japa Pallikkathayil; Part III. Rawls, Ideal Theory
and the Persistence of Injustice: 10. 'The circumstances of justice' Erin
I. Kelly; 11. 'Why Rawls's ideal theory leaves the well-ordered society
vulnerable to structural oppression' Henry S. Richardson; 12. 'Race,
reparations, and justice as fairness' Tommie Shelby; 13. ' On the role of
the original position in Rawls's theory: reassessing the 'idealization' and
'fact-sensitivity' critiques' Laura Valentini; Part IV. Pluralism,
Democracy and the Future of Justice as Fairness: 14. 'Public reason at
fifty' Kevin Vallier; 15. 'Reasonable political conceptions and the
well-ordered liberal society' Samuel Freeman; 16. 'Religious pluralism and
social unions' Paul Weithman; 17. 'One Person, at least one vote? Rawls on
political equality...within limits' David Estlund; 18. 'Reflections on
democracy's fragility' Joshua Cohen; 19. 'A society of self-respect' Leif
Wenar; Bibliography; Index.
concepts may improve understanding of Hobbes's political philosophy' S. A.
Lloyd; 2. 'The theory Rawls, the 1844 Marx, and the market' Daniel Brudney;
3. 'Rawls, Lerner, and the tax-and-spend booby trap: what happened to
monetary policy?' Aaron James; 4. 'Rawls's principles of justice as a
transcendence of class warfare' Elizabeth Anderson; 5. 'The significance of
injustice' Peter de Marneffe; Part II. Developments between A Theory of
Justice and Political Liberalism: 6. 'On being a 'self-originating source
of valid claims' Stephen Darwall; 7. ' Moral independence revisited: a note
on the development of Rawls's thought from 1977-1980 and beyond' Samuel
Scheffler; 8. 'The method of insulation: on the development of Rawls's
thought after a theory of justice' Rainer Forst; 9. 'The stability or
fragility of justice' Japa Pallikkathayil; Part III. Rawls, Ideal Theory
and the Persistence of Injustice: 10. 'The circumstances of justice' Erin
I. Kelly; 11. 'Why Rawls's ideal theory leaves the well-ordered society
vulnerable to structural oppression' Henry S. Richardson; 12. 'Race,
reparations, and justice as fairness' Tommie Shelby; 13. ' On the role of
the original position in Rawls's theory: reassessing the 'idealization' and
'fact-sensitivity' critiques' Laura Valentini; Part IV. Pluralism,
Democracy and the Future of Justice as Fairness: 14. 'Public reason at
fifty' Kevin Vallier; 15. 'Reasonable political conceptions and the
well-ordered liberal society' Samuel Freeman; 16. 'Religious pluralism and
social unions' Paul Weithman; 17. 'One Person, at least one vote? Rawls on
political equality...within limits' David Estlund; 18. 'Reflections on
democracy's fragility' Joshua Cohen; 19. 'A society of self-respect' Leif
Wenar; Bibliography; Index.
Part I. Rawls and History: 1. 'Taillight illumination: how Rawlsian
concepts may improve understanding of Hobbes's political philosophy' S. A.
Lloyd; 2. 'The theory Rawls, the 1844 Marx, and the market' Daniel Brudney;
3. 'Rawls, Lerner, and the tax-and-spend booby trap: what happened to
monetary policy?' Aaron James; 4. 'Rawls's principles of justice as a
transcendence of class warfare' Elizabeth Anderson; 5. 'The significance of
injustice' Peter de Marneffe; Part II. Developments between A Theory of
Justice and Political Liberalism: 6. 'On being a 'self-originating source
of valid claims' Stephen Darwall; 7. ' Moral independence revisited: a note
on the development of Rawls's thought from 1977-1980 and beyond' Samuel
Scheffler; 8. 'The method of insulation: on the development of Rawls's
thought after a theory of justice' Rainer Forst; 9. 'The stability or
fragility of justice' Japa Pallikkathayil; Part III. Rawls, Ideal Theory
and the Persistence of Injustice: 10. 'The circumstances of justice' Erin
I. Kelly; 11. 'Why Rawls's ideal theory leaves the well-ordered society
vulnerable to structural oppression' Henry S. Richardson; 12. 'Race,
reparations, and justice as fairness' Tommie Shelby; 13. ' On the role of
the original position in Rawls's theory: reassessing the 'idealization' and
'fact-sensitivity' critiques' Laura Valentini; Part IV. Pluralism,
Democracy and the Future of Justice as Fairness: 14. 'Public reason at
fifty' Kevin Vallier; 15. 'Reasonable political conceptions and the
well-ordered liberal society' Samuel Freeman; 16. 'Religious pluralism and
social unions' Paul Weithman; 17. 'One Person, at least one vote? Rawls on
political equality...within limits' David Estlund; 18. 'Reflections on
democracy's fragility' Joshua Cohen; 19. 'A society of self-respect' Leif
Wenar; Bibliography; Index.
concepts may improve understanding of Hobbes's political philosophy' S. A.
Lloyd; 2. 'The theory Rawls, the 1844 Marx, and the market' Daniel Brudney;
3. 'Rawls, Lerner, and the tax-and-spend booby trap: what happened to
monetary policy?' Aaron James; 4. 'Rawls's principles of justice as a
transcendence of class warfare' Elizabeth Anderson; 5. 'The significance of
injustice' Peter de Marneffe; Part II. Developments between A Theory of
Justice and Political Liberalism: 6. 'On being a 'self-originating source
of valid claims' Stephen Darwall; 7. ' Moral independence revisited: a note
on the development of Rawls's thought from 1977-1980 and beyond' Samuel
Scheffler; 8. 'The method of insulation: on the development of Rawls's
thought after a theory of justice' Rainer Forst; 9. 'The stability or
fragility of justice' Japa Pallikkathayil; Part III. Rawls, Ideal Theory
and the Persistence of Injustice: 10. 'The circumstances of justice' Erin
I. Kelly; 11. 'Why Rawls's ideal theory leaves the well-ordered society
vulnerable to structural oppression' Henry S. Richardson; 12. 'Race,
reparations, and justice as fairness' Tommie Shelby; 13. ' On the role of
the original position in Rawls's theory: reassessing the 'idealization' and
'fact-sensitivity' critiques' Laura Valentini; Part IV. Pluralism,
Democracy and the Future of Justice as Fairness: 14. 'Public reason at
fifty' Kevin Vallier; 15. 'Reasonable political conceptions and the
well-ordered liberal society' Samuel Freeman; 16. 'Religious pluralism and
social unions' Paul Weithman; 17. 'One Person, at least one vote? Rawls on
political equality...within limits' David Estlund; 18. 'Reflections on
democracy's fragility' Joshua Cohen; 19. 'A society of self-respect' Leif
Wenar; Bibliography; Index.