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In this issue of “The Independent Review,” Alexander Rawls—the son of philosopher John Rawls—argues that the theory of “justice as fairness” does not adequately handle the question of what people actually deserve. The best a society can hope for is a set of rules that create conventions of property rights and predictable order. A theory of justice that ignores the costs of adjudicating disputes is simply an invitation to rent-seeking. This issue also contains articles from three prominent young philosophers assessing Alexander Rawls’ insights into his father's work.
The Independent Review Magazine Description:
Utgiver: Independent Institute
Kategori: Politics
Språk: English
Frekvens: Quarterly
Delve into the realms of politics, philosophy, and ideas with The Independent Review Magazine. We're pleased to introduce you to this insightful publication, offering in-depth analyses, critiques, and perspectives on a wide range of political and societal issues.
The Independent Review Magazine, published by the Independent Institute, is not just a magazine; it's a platform for intellectuals, scholars, and thinkers to explore and discuss key issues shaping our world.
As you explore the pages of The Independent Review Magazine, you'll find a world of content that delves into political theory, policy analysis, and the examination of ideas:
* Thought-Provoking Essays: Engage with essays that provide insightful analyses and critiques of political and economic policies.
* Philosophical Reflections: Explore philosophical reflections on individual liberty, government intervention, and the role of civil society.
* Historical Perspectives: Gain a deeper understanding of contemporary issues by examining them through historical lenses.
* Policy Recommendations: Discover well-researched and thoughtful policy recommendations aimed at addressing societal challenges.
* Intellectual Dialogue: Join the intellectual dialogue on issues such as governance, economics, and the role of institutions in shaping societies.
The Independent Review Magazine is your passport to intellectual exploration, offering a space for deep reflection on political and societal issues. Subscribe now and engage in insightful discussions that shape our understanding of the world.
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