Liberalism and the Limits of Justice
Michael J. Sandel explores liberalism and the limits of its approach to justice. Focusing on questions at the intersection of political philosophy and ethics, the book considers how ideas about individual freedom, morality, and public responsibility shape debates about justice and political life.
About This Book
Michael J. Sandel examines liberalism through the question of justice.
The book considers how liberal political thought understands individuals, morality, and the obligations of public life.
Its focus is philosophical, engaging with the relationship between personal freedom and competing ideas of justice.
This work is suited to readers interested in political philosophy, ethics, and debates about the foundations of liberal society.
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