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| PART ONE: CONTEMPORARY LIBERAL THEORY |
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| Rawls and Justice as Fairness |
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| Introduction |
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| The Original Position |
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| Equal Opportunity |
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| Cohen's Egalitarian Critique |
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| The Principles that Apply to Individuals |
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| Who are the Least Advantaged? |
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| Beitz on Global Justice |
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| A Political Conception of Justice |
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| Nozick and the Entitlement Theory of Justice |
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| Introduction |
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| The State: Is it Necessary? |
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| Wilt Chamberlain and the Entitlement Theory |
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| The Principle of Initial Acquisition |
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| The Principle of Rectification |
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| Conclusion: Self Ownership and Private Property |
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| Gauthier and Justice as Mutual Advantage |
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| Introduction |
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| Hobbes and the State of Nature |
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| Gauthier and the Compliance Problem |
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| What is a Rational Bargain? |
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| The Limits of Justice as Mutual Advantage |
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| Dworkin on Equality |
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| Introduction |
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| Dworkin on Equality of Resources |
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| Welfare Reform and the Basic Income Proposal |
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| Political Equality and Democracy |
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| Against Luck Egalitarianism |
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| PART TWO: ALTERNATIVE TRADITIONS |
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| Communitarianism |
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| Introduction |
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| Deontological Liberalism and the Unencumbered Self |
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| State Neutrality |
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| Walzer on Complex Equality |
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| Miller on Nationalism |
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| Conclusion |
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| Multiculturalism |
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| Introduction: The Politics of Recognition |
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| Kymlicka and the Rights of National Minorities |
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| Polyethnic Rights |
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| Barry Against Multiculturalism |
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| Deliberative Democracy |
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| Introduction: The Importance of Democracy |
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| Moving Beyond the Aggregated Model of Democracy |
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| How Substantive are the Principles of Democracy |
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| Retaining the Critical Edge of Deliberative Democracy |
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| Critically Assessing the Ideal of Deliberative Democracy |
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| Feminism |
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| Introduction |
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| Liberal Feminism |
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| The Public/Private Dichotomy |
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| The Politics of Difference |
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| Conclusion |
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