Titlebook: If You’re a Classical Liberal, How Come You’re Also an Egalitarian?; A Theory of Rule Ega Åsbjørn Melkevik Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if appl

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The Egalitarian Tilt of Classical Liberalism to avoid a certain discomfort for the well-off rather than to help the worst-off. One exception remains, or so it is commonly believed, namely the classical liberal tradition. This tradition, for example defended by Friedrich Hayek or Milton Friedman, is generally thought to be hostile to social ju

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Four Concepts of Rules: A Theory of Rule Egalitarianismarianism. A concern for the rule of law must be etched in the very core of our understanding of social justice, in which case some egalitarian rules will be necessary from a classical liberal viewpoint. More precisely, rules in a liberal polity should be general and abstract. This leads us to establ

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Is There More to Social Justice Than Efficiency?ency can complement other classical liberal objectives, such that there is no one form of market capitalism. There are rather many ways of designing, say, the rules of property and contract. We can design market capitalism with broadly egalitarian goals in mind, like, for example, ameliorating pover

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No Progressive Taxation Without Discrimination?ng as one is a liberal, one should oppose all discrimination coming from the state. This, however, may be a double-edged sword since many classical liberals have quite readily opposed progressive taxation by invoking its discriminatory nature. Some liberals conclude that one cannot establish differe

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