Political Philosophy in the Twenty-First Century: Essential Essays
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: The Rawlsian Background -- PART I EQUALITY -- 1 Equality -- 2 What Is the Point of Equality? -- 3 A Defense of Luck Egalitarianism -- PART II JUSTICE -- 4 Rescuing Justice from Constructivism and Equality from the Basic Structure Restriction -- 5 Justice and Boundaries -- 6 Capabilities and Resources -- PART III LIBERTY -- 7 The Instability of Freedom as Noninterference: The Case of Isaiah Berlin -- 8 Can Positive Freedom Be Saved? -- 9 The Myth of "Merely Formal Freedom" -- PART IV DEMOCRACY -- 10 Democracy Is Not Intrinsically Just -- 11 The Authority of Democracy -- 12 Reflections on Deliberative Democracy -- PART V HUMAN RIGHTS -- 13 The Dark Side of Human Rights -- 14 World Poverty and Human Rights -- 15 Capabilities and Social Justice -- About the Contributors -- Source Credits -- Index