Author: Kolm, Serge-Christophe
Title: Modern Theories of Justice
Description: Cambridge [MA], MIT Press, (1998). orig.cloth. 23x16cm, x,525 pp. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: Introduction: Justice as Justification; Justice as Reason in Society: An Overview; Justice, Liberty, and Equality; The General Structure of Justice; Act- and Process Freedom; Act-Freedom; Full Process Liberalism and Liberal Social Contracts; Equalities; Second-best Justice, Human Resources, and Income Justice; Equal Liberty and Maximin: Justice and Equity; Equal Liberties and Maximin: Fairness from Ignorance; Equalities and Liberties; Inequalities, Needs, annd Misery; Pure Distributive Justice: Comparing and Measuring Unjust Inequalities; Needs and Misery; Liberties, Morals, and the State; Freedom, Morals, Market Failures, and the State; Morals, Liberty, the State, and Ethical Motivational Implementation; Utilitarianism and Social Choise; Utilitarianisms, Strict and Metaphorical; Social Choice Theory; Structure and Method; The Form, Method, and Situation of Justice.

Keywords: Political Philosophy, Justice Liberalism, Economic Theory, Distributive, Income, Redistribution, Public Economics, Politics, Utilitarianism