Social Justice
Subtitle: From Hume to Walzer
Publisher: Routledge
Published: July 23, 1998
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
ISBN-13: 9780415149983
First sentence: This collection of essays in political theory and politics by an international cast of authors is united is united by common theme, that of social justice.
Table of contents: pagenum: 1
label: chapter 1
title: Introduction - David Boucher and Paul Kelly; pagenum: 17
label: chapter 2
title: David Hume, contractarian - David Gauthier; pagenum: 45
label: chapter 3
title: Mill on justice - Jonathan Riley; pagenum: 67
label: chapter 4
title: Pareto and the critique of justice - Joseph Femia; pagenum: 80
label: chapter 5
title: British Idealism and the just society - David Boucher; pagenum: 102
label: chapter 6
title: International social justice - Chris Brown; pagenum: 120
label: chapter 7
title: Is environmental justice a misnomer? - Andrew Vincent; pagenum: 141
label: chapter 8
title: Democracy, rights and distributive economic justice - Rex Martin; pagenum: 157
label: chapter 9
title: Justice in the community: Walzer on pluralism, equality and democracy - Richard Bellamy; pagenum: 181
label: chapter 10
title: Contractarian social justice: an overview of some contemporary debates - Paul kelly; pagenum: 200
label: chapter 11
title: Racial equality: colour, culture and justice - Tariq Modood; pagenum: 215
label: chapter 12
title: Democracy, freedom and special rights - Carole Pateman; pagenum: 232
label: chapter 13
title: Beyond social justice and social democracy: positive freedom and cultural rights - David West; pagenum: 267
label: chapter 14
title: Social justice in theory and practice - Kenneth Minogue; pagenum: 284
label: chapter 15
title: Why social justice? - Raymond Plant