Titlebook: Efficiency, Sustainability, and Justice to Future Generations; Klaus Mathis Book 2012 Springer Netherlands 2012 Adam Smith‘s Invisible Han

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55982-2ain difficulties which stem from the fact that in his theory, Hume’s conditions of justice are spliced together with Kant’s principle of universalization. The question of future generations strains this construct to breaking point. But even if this problem can be solved, Rawls’ justification approac

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Future Generations in John Rawls ’ Theory of Justiceh remains unsatisfactory, since he discusses intergenerational justice only under the aspect of just saving. It will be shown that this approach implies a concept of weak sustainability which is not a sufficient condition for the long-term preservation of vital life-sustaining resources.

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