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. Showing that Rawls’ “A Theory of Justice” (1971) can consistently meet the identified demands, I verify that it is an … appropriate theory for deriving a conception of ecological justice. …. Showing that Rawls' "A Theory of Justice" (1971) can consistently meet the identified demands, I verify that it is an …
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This paper presents a characterization of a welfare index for the evaluation of primary goods (to be understood as those goods that all agents should enjoy equally). The welfare associated with a given distribution of n primary goods among m agents is measured as the sum of n real-valued...
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This paper investigates how one can derive "fair" allocation shares for renewable and non-renewable resources from a Rawlsian standpoint. Since there are competing interests over limited resources both within and between generations, it is argued that the respective trade-offs call for a more...
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Which inequalities among individuals are considered unjust? This paper reports the results of an experiment designed to study distributive choices dealing with arbitrarily unequal initial endowments. In a three-person distribution problem where subjects either know or do not know their...
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