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Author
Title
Justice / Tom Campbell.
Published
Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire [England] ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.
Call Number
JC578 .C42 2010
Edition
Third edition.
ISBN
9780230221673 (hbk.)
023022167X (hbk.)
9780230221680 (pbk.)
0230221688 (pbk.)
023022167X (hbk.)
9780230221680 (pbk.)
0230221688 (pbk.)
Description
vii, 272 pages ; 23 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)440114140
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-268) and index.
Record Appears in
Gift
Purchased from the income of the Cardozo Fund
Gift
The Arthur W. Diamond Law Library
Purchased from the income of the Cardozo Fund
Table of Contents
1.
What is Justice? The Concept
1
The roots of justice
5
Justice and ideology
9
Justice and distribution
12
Justice and desert
20
2.
What is Just? The Norms
24
Equality and desert
25
The value of formal justice
32
Knowledge of justice
36
The communitarian critique of liberal justice
42
3.
Justice as Entitlement: Libertarian Approaches
47
Rights and formal justice
49
Justice as human rights
52
Ownership and entitlement
55
Nozick's justice
59
Conjectural history and the minimal state
63
Libertarian alternatives
66
4.
Justice as Respect: Liberal Approaches
69
Kantian justice
69
Dworkin's rights
73
Justice and minorities
80
Critique of Dworkin
83
5.
Justice as Fairness: Contractual Approaches
91
Justice as fairness
96
Rawlsian justice
99
Critique of Rawls
106
6.
Justice as Utility: Consequentialist Approaches
116
Justice and utility
117
The 'economics' of justice
126
Criminal law
135
7.
Justice as Desert: Responsibilities and Remuneration
140
The attractions of desert
142
Problems of desert
149
Just remuneration
155
Luck egalitarianism
159
8.
Justice as Critique: Socialist Approaches
163
Formal justice and the critique of rights
165
Material justice, exploitation and desert
172
Socialist justice
181
9.
Justice as Empowerment: Feminist Approaches
184
A feminist reconstruction of justice
186
Oppression and domination
192
Critical reflections
199
10.
Justice as Democracy: Political Approaches
205
The theory of social interaction
207
The presuppositions of communicative action
211
Habermasian justice
216
Critical comments
221
11.
Global Justice: Cosmopolitan Approaches
227
A justice approach
229
A humanitarian approach
233
Justice and humanity
237
The International criminal courts and humanitarian intervention
239
12.
Justice Restored?
243
But what is justice?
243
Justice in law
247
Justice in the economy
250
Justice and democracy
253
Guide to Further Reading
257
Bibliography
259
Index
269