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Preferential Treatment of justice sketched there belongs to what John Rawls calls ‘ideal theory’; it assumes that principles of justice “will be strictly complied with and followed by everyone”.. Ideal theory is always utopian. It is a . utopia in that it provides us with a vision of the world to be sought, yet it is a u

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Beyond Social Justiceed to show that the principles of legal justice cannot stand on their own unless based upon an antecedently accepted set of judgments about social justice. Accordingly, my second aim was to propose and defend a particular conception of social justice.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1938-3tice is, as Hayek suggests, “intellectually disreputable, the mark of demagogy or cheap journalism”.. On the contrary, in our time we are witnessing the growing importance of the concept of social justice, in public consciousness, in political discourse and in philosophical discussions. With growing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57682-0any attempts at justification of various judgments of justice are bound to fail. If, as Alf Ross says, “[t]o invoke justice is the same thing as banging on the table”,. then nothing sensible can be said about justification or defence of the principles of justice.

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Alex Yakovlev,Luis Gomes,Luciano Lavagnod by John Rawls as ‘reflective equilibrium’ and which has been discussed above.. The principle of justice is a generalization based on particular moral convictions (namely: about the justice of compensatory measures) and then applied to those cases that call for a just arrangement although they do n