Buch(elektronisch)2010

Justice

In: Issues in Political Theory Ser.

Campbell, Tom

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Abstract

Cover -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgements -- 1 What is Justice? The Concept -- The roots of justice -- Justice and ideology -- Justice and distribution -- Justice and desert -- 2 What is Just? The Norms -- Equality and desert -- The value of formal justice -- Knowledge of justice -- The communitarian critique of liberal justice -- 3 Justice as Entitlement: Libertarian Approaches -- Rights and formal justice -- Justice as human rights -- Ownership and entitlement -- Nozick's justice -- Conjectural history and the minimal state -- Libertarian alternatives -- 4 Justice as Respect: Liberal Approaches -- Kantian justice -- Dworkin's rights -- Justice and minorities -- Critique of Dworkin -- 5 Justice as Fairness: Contractual Approaches -- Justice as fairness -- Rawlsian justice -- Critique of Rawls -- The original position -- Principles of justice -- Respecting desert -- Some Rawlsian dogmas -- Global justice -- 6 Justice as Utility: Consequentialist Approaches -- Justice and utility -- The 'economics' of justice -- Criminal law -- 7 Justice as Desert: Responsibilities and Remuneration -- The attractions of desert -- Problems of desert -- Just remuneration -- Luck egalitarianism -- 8 Justice as Critique: Socialist Approaches -- Formal justice and the critique of rights -- Material justice, exploitation and desert -- Socialist justice -- 9 Justice as Empowerment: Feminist Approaches -- A feminist reconstruction of justice -- Oppression and domination -- Critical reflections -- 10 Justice as Democracy: Political Approaches -- The theory of social interaction -- The presuppositions of communicative action -- Habermasian justice -- Critical comments -- 11 Global Justice: Cosmopolitan Approaches -- A justice approach -- A humanitarian approach -- Justice and humanity -- The International criminal courts and humanitarian intervention.