دانلود کتاب New Perspectives on Distributive Justice: Deep Disagreements, Pluralism, and the Problem of Consensus

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Table of Contents\nList of Abbreviations\nIntroduction: Two Opposing Conceptions of Distributive Justice\nPart I: Deep Disagreements\nDeep Disagreements on Social and Political Justice: Their Meta-Ethical Relevance and the Need for a New Research Perspective\nAre There Irreconcilable Conceptions of Justice? Critical Remarks on Isaiah Berlin\nEquality beyond Liberal Egalitarianism: Walzer’s Contribution to the Theory of Justice\nStuart Hampshire and the Case for Procedural Justice\nPublic Reason in Circumstances of Pluralism\nDoes Rawls’s First Principle of Justice Allow for Consensus? A Note\nPart II: Ancient Perspectives and Critiques of the Centrality of Justice\nAristotle on Natural Right\nWhat Is “Just in Distribution” in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics and Politics – Too Much Justice, Too Little Right\nJustice in Ethics and Political Philosophy: A Fundamental Critique\nJusticitis\nPart III: The Problem of Consensus\nRawls on Overlapping Disagreement and the Problem of Reconciliation\nPublic Reason, Compromise within Consensus, and Legitimacy\nFrom Consensus to Modus Vivendi? Pluralistic Approaches to the Challenge of Moral Diversity and Conflict\nWhat Bonds Citizens in a Pluralistic Democracy? Probing Mouffe’s Notion of a Conflictual Consensus\nCitizenship, Community, and the Rule of Law: With or Without Consensus?\nPolitical Liberalism: The Burdens of Judgement and Moral Psychology\nPart IV: Expanding the Perspective on Obligations\nJohn Rawls and Claims of Climate Justice: Tensions and Prospects\nAssistance, Emergency Relief and the Duty Not to Harm – Rawls’ and Cosmopolitan Approaches to Distributive Justice Combined\nGlobal Collective Obligations, Just International Institutions and Pluralism\nIntergenerational Justice in the Age of Genetic Manipulation\nPart V: Diversifying the Perspective\nThe Contours of Toleration: A Relational Account\nConstructing Public Distributive Justice: On the Method of Functionalist Moral Theory\nRespect as an Object of Equal Distribution? Opacity, Individual Recognition and Second-Personal Authority\nResponsibility and Justice: Beyond Moral Egalitarianism and Rational Consensus\nHabermas’s and Rawls’s Postsecular Modesty\nPart VI: The Difference Principle\nA Defense of the Difference Principle beyond Rawls\nMarxist Critiques of the Difference Principle\nPart VII: The Economic Perspective: Adam Smith\nJustice, Equity, and Distribution: Adam Smith’s Answer to John Rawls’s Difference Principle\nStatism and Distributive Injustice in Adam Smith\nNotes on Contributors\nAuthor Index\nSubject Index