Compensatory Justice: Nomos XXXIII

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- CONTRIBUTORS -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- 1. COMPENSATION AND THE BOUNDS OF RIGHTS -- 2. DOES COMPENSATION RESTORE EQUALITY? -- 3. JUSTICE BETWEEN GENERATIONS: COMPENSATION, IDENTITY, AND GROUP MEMBERSHIP -- 4. SET-ASIDES, REPARATIONS, AND COMPENSATORY JUSTICE -- 5. COMPENSATION AND REDISTRIBUTION -- 6. COMPENSATION WITHIN THE LIMITS OF RELIANCE ALONE -- 7. ON COMPENSATION AND DISTRIBUTION -- 8. COMPENSATION AND GOVERNMENT TAKINGS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY -- 9. PROPERTY AS WEALTH, PROPERTY AS PROPRIETY -- 10. DIAGNOSING THE TAKINGS PROBLEM -- 11. THE LIMITS OF COMPENSATORY JUSTICE -- 12. COMPENSATION AND RIGHTS IN THE LIBERAL CONCEPTION OF JUSTICE -- 13. BEYOND COMPENSATORY JUSTICE? -- INDEX

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