Titlebook: Economic Justice; Philosophical and Le Helen M. Stacy,Win-Chiat Lee Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. 2013 Economic Just

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Monetary Incentives, Economic Inequality, and Economic Justicence and schemes that aim to provide compensation for the performance of unusually demanding tasks – I ask whether, and if so in what way, monetary incentive schemes can be justified from the standpoint of justice. Along the way I reject both (1) the idea that monetary incentive schemes necessarily g

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Helen M. Stacy,Win-Chiat LeeCombines philosophy and jurisprudence in a single volume covering a pressing contemporary issue.Politically urgent and morally valuable project.Develops new theories of economic justice

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Störungen des Gleichgewichtssystems?sses seven questions to Hume about possessions and the nature and origin of property. Hume’s answers reveal the salient features of his liberal and individualistic theory of society. The paper concludes with a discussion of the creative destruction (Schumpeter’s term) described by Marx and Engels as

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Die Entwicklung der sensorischen Integrationritings. After briefly presenting some of the causes of poverty that he identifies, I look at three key features of poverty. Poverty is relative in nature, it adversely affects the virtue of the individual and the security of the state, and it demands both individual and collective response informed

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Bausteine der kindlichen Entwicklungomes of practices, such as payday lending, that set interest rates. Given how the entrenchment in poverty that is reinforced by payday lending has negative consequences both in terms of utility and liberty, I conclude that Bentham faces the dilemma of abandoning either his defense of usury or his co

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91923-6ence of legislation, the courts compared married spouses’ benefits to unmarried at breakdown in order to treat discrimination. The way of parsing discrimination is to determine whether human dignity is sought and achieved by provisions of the law. The two decisions hold that no discrimination and so