Rescuing Justice and Equality¶
Cohen, G. A. (2008). Rescuing Justice and Equality. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Fairness
- Political philosophy & social contract: Rawls's principles of justice (equal basic liberties + difference principle balancing equality of opportunity and inequality benefiting the least-advantaged); Nozick's entitlement theory (just origins, just transfer, rectification); Sen's capabilities approach (what people are able to do and be, not just resources); Arneson's equality of opportunity for welfare; Cohen (2008) in Rescuing Justice and Equality critiques the Rawlsian incentives argument and defends a stricter egalitarian reading of fairness.
This sourceCritiques the Rawlsian incentives argument and the basic-structure restriction, arguing the difference principle should also govern individual choices and a just ethos, and defends a stricter (more egalitarian) reading of distributive justice.
- Political philosophy & social contract: Rawls's principles of justice (equal basic liberties + difference principle balancing equality of opportunity and inequality benefiting the least-advantaged); Nozick's entitlement theory (just origins, just transfer, rectification); Sen's capabilities approach (what people are able to do and be, not just resources); Arneson's equality of opportunity for welfare; Cohen (2008) in Rescuing Justice and Equality critiques the Rawlsian incentives argument and defends a stricter egalitarian reading of fairness.
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