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 …

This paper is about children as subjects of social justice. It argues that economic welfare theory, utilitarianism, and … other theories of justice based on utility theory assume rational individuals with stable preferences, and therefore cannot … be applied to children. Libertarian justice treats children as possessions of the parents without rights of their own. A …

We can observe in the progression of the work of Thomas Hobbes through David Hume to John Rawls a development from a … our issues than are the accounts of Hobbes or Rawls. …

Justice. Experimental tests of Rawls's theory were conducted to generate some empirical data to compare with similar studies …`I just want a fair share!' We all say it, but what is fair? The most complete answer is John Rawls's A Theory of … principles, as Rawls's theory asserts, but they gave little support to Rawls's principle of maximizing the worst off. The main …

Rawls?s philosophy of Justice. …

Rawls calls ‘decent hierarchical societies’, as equal participants in a just international system. Rawls claims that … their citizens the basic rights of democratic citizenship. This is presented by Rawls as a consequence of liberalismâ …€˜fundamental principle’. This is revealed through a consideration of the normative basis of what Rawls calls the ‘Liberal Principle of …

question is to what extent these objectives are relevant, an important problem is faced: the referential of this evaluation is … 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 …