Titlebook: Equality; From Theory to Actio John Baker,Kathleen Lynch,Judy Walsh Book 2004Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pub

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Dimensions of Equality: A Framework for Theory and Action in? We identify five dimensions of equality and use them to distinguish between what we call basic equality, liberal egalitarianism and equality of condition. What emerges is a spectrum of views with increasingly ambitious goals for developed societies and, by implication, for the relation between

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Contexts of Egalitarian Change: Social Systems and Social Groupsin the way of that principle are social structures that systematically produce worse life prospects for the members of some groups than for those of others. For example, the capitalist economic structures of our societies privilege certain social classes and reproduce those privileges across generat

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Towards Economic Equality approached the idea of equality and particularly the issue of a more equal distribution of income. Issues of equality and efficiency are central aspects of most economic problems, yet within the discipline of economics itself, both the theoretical literature and empirical analysis have concentrated

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Equality, the Legal System and Employment Lawnd civil society. While law helps to legitimate state authority, it also purports to serve civil society by providing a framework that secures public accountability and facilitates transactions between private parties. This chapter examines the potential role of the legal system in promoting equalit