Titlebook: Kant and Social Policies; Andrea Faggion,Alessandro Pinzani,Nuria Sanchez Ma Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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,The State Looks Down: Some Reassessments of Kant’s Appraisal of Citizenship,systematic political work, namely the .. We shall aim to make sense of his distinction between active and passive citizens, and we shall also try to understand what kind of protection passive citizens enjoy and on what normative grounds. In doing so, we shall discuss many topics, including property,

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Kant For and Against Human Rights,root of human dignity. Nonetheless, it is arguable whether Kant’s juridical philosophy may accept all the precepts usually associated with the notion of human rights. This paper claims that, in accordance with Kant’s juridical philosophy, social rights should not be considered as a species of human

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The Place of Sociality: Models of Intersubjectivity According to Kant, and their intrinsically problematic content (§ 1). Next, it examines how Kant related to this broader picture in the text that deals with the question of rights most directly, the first part of the . (§ 2). Thus, the chapter explores the foundation of social rights as understood by Kant (and hinted

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Rawls Vs. Nozick Vs. Kant on Domestic Economic Justice,count of distributive justice in .. These two works have informed an enormous amount of subsequent, especially liberal, discussions of economic justice, where Nozick’s work typically functions as a resource for those defending more rightwing (libertarian) positions, whereas Rawls’s has been used to

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Rawls and Kant on Compliance with International Laws of Justice,rnational level and in his proposed solution to the problem. On his account, such causes are to be found in the internal institutional structure of some societies that incapacitates them for complying with the laws of international justice and, in the extreme, for relating to other societies in a pe

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