Justice as Fairness: A Restatement, Rawls, John, 9780674005105
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Political Liberalism by Professor John Rawls
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Collected Papers
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Theory of Justice : Revised Edition by John Rawls (1999, Trade Paperback)
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The Law of Peoples: With The Idea of Public Reason Revisited by Rawls, John
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A Theory of Justice by Rawls, John
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Theory of Justice : Original Edition by John Rawls (2005, Trade Paperback)
"Theory of Justice: Original Edition by John Rawls (2005, Trade Paperback) is a scholarly and professional textbook that delves into the subject areas of law, philosophy, and political science. With a focus on justice as fairness, Rawls presents an alternative to utilitarianism and argues for the social contract as a more satisfying account of basic rights and liberties. This edition is illustrated and includes 624 pages, making it a comprehensive resource for serious students and professionals interested in Rawls's work. It is a powerful contribution to the ongoing discussion on justice and its role in society."
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