Titlebook: Compromise, Peace and Public Justification; Political Morality B Fabian Wendt Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28877-2morality; justice; politics; values; community

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9458-5In this chapter, Wendt introduces the topic of the book, provides chapter overviews, discusses whether his project is an exercise in ‘realism’ and ‘non-ideal theory,’ and explains why he conceives public justification as distinct from justice.

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R. Hilton Biggs,Margaret E. B. JoynerIn this chapter, Wendt distinguishes several types of compromises: principled and pragmatic compromises, rational compromises, fair compromises, and, finally, rotten compromises.

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Introduction,In this chapter, Wendt introduces the topic of the book, provides chapter overviews, discusses whether his project is an exercise in ‘realism’ and ‘non-ideal theory,’ and explains why he conceives public justification as distinct from justice.

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Types of CompromisesIn this chapter, Wendt distinguishes several types of compromises: principled and pragmatic compromises, rational compromises, fair compromises, and, finally, rotten compromises.

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The Deontic Morality of CompromisingWendt makes some explorations in what he calls the deontic morality of compromising. He proposes and partly defends some principles regarding people’s moral duties in the process before a compromise is made, and some principles regarding people’s moral obligations after a compromise was made.

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