Social Justice in the Liberal State
In Social Justice in the Liberal State, Bruce Ackerman considers how ideas of social justice relate to the principles and institutions of liberal government. This focused work offers readers an entry point into political philosophy, equality, and the enduring debate over the responsibilities of the state.
About This Book
Social Justice in the Liberal State explores the relationship between social justice and liberal political institutions.
Written by Bruce Ackerman, the book addresses questions at the intersection of political philosophy, equality, and government.
Its focus is the place of justice within the framework of the liberal state.
This is a focused title for readers interested in political theory and debates about the organization of society.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!