justice of Rawls, Nozick and Confucius representing the possible understanding of justice in different cultures are displayed … Rawls, Nozick und Konfuzius stellvertretend für mögliche Ausprägungen des Gerechtigkeitsverständnisses verschiedener … implicitly assume that countries have a universal understanding of justice. But this assumption is rather questionable. With …

justice is her addition of the notion of a capability threshold below which no dignified human life can be lived. This … capability threshold identifies a standard for distributive justice that any decent political order must secure for all citizens … into a theory of social justice, then, rather than being set locally at different levels, the capability threshold may need …

justice is her addition of the notion of a capability threshold below which no dignified human life can be lived. This … capability threshold identifies a standard for distributive justice that any decent political order must secure for all citizens … into a theory of social justice, then, rather than being set locally at different levels, the capability threshold may need …

that is covert in Rawls’s writing. I argue that, for Rawls, justice mandates that each social basis for self-respect be …The article begins by reconstructing the just distribution of the social bases of self-respect, a principle of justice … equalized (and, as a second priority, maximized). Curiously, for Rawls, that principle ranks higher than Rawls’s two more …

Hegel and Rawls have similar objectives, since they both attempt to determine the possibility condition of the …

It could seem tempting to present the publication of Rawls’ A theory of Justice [1971] as being at the origin, on the … it would be wrong to present Rawls as the initiator of the revival of normative economics and of the nonwelfarist …

are relevant if they are derived from a conception of justice that is itself relevant. From this viewpoint, the relevance … foundations. Beyond this analysis, we want to stress on the importance for the State to adopt a clear conception of justice, so as …