Law, Justice and the State: Essays on Justice and Rights
Law, Justice and the State: Essays on Justice and Rights
Justice in General:
E. Attwooll: Is the Idea of Justice Asymmetric? — C. L. Sheng: Injustice in Law Caused by Conflict between Equality and Equity — G. Barden: Approaches to Justice: The Economy and the State — C. Schmidt: The Concept of Justice in Economic Theory — M. Milde: Rawls, Pluralism and the Value of Contract Theory — J. Tasioulas: M. Walzer on Justice — L. Cedroni: An Ethological Approach to Law, Justice and the State — R. Kevelson: Justice as Artifice and Sign — A. Makolkin: Semiotics and Poeticity of Law and Justice — D. Ginev: Law and Morality from a Hermeneutic-Semiotic Perspective
Rights in General:
F. Viola: Personal Identity in the Human Rights Perspective — J.-R. Sieckmann: Justice and Rights — P. Comanducci: Justice and Rights — D. Wayand: Aboriginal Rights – Then and Now — M. Pavcnik: Argument der Grundrechte — D. B. Boersema: What’s Wrong with Rights? — E. E. Dais: A Kantian Critique of Justice Holmes’s Rights Theory
Social and Environmental Rights:
B. M. Baker: The Welfare State: Objectives, Subordinate Principles and Justifying Grounds — U. Penski: Zur Begründung und Struktur sozialer Rechte — H. LaFolette: Two Forms of Paternalism — L. J. Mazor: Social Justice / Asocial Injustice — D. Wood: Constitutional Minimalism and the Discretionary Power of the Welfare State — u.a.
Series | Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie – Beihefte |
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Volume | 58 |
ISBN | 978-3-515-06605-1 |
Media type | Book - Paperback |
Edition number | 1. |
Copyright year | 1995 |
Publisher | Franz Steiner Verlag |
Length | 272 pages |
Size | 17.0 x 24.0 cm |
Language | English |