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Distributive justice

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The distributional effects of government spending and taxation

Dimitri B. Papadimitriou

2006

Beyond the new paternalism

Guy Standing

2002

On inequality

Harry G. Frankfurt

2015

Thick and Thin

Michael Walzer

1994

Designing healthy communities

Richard Jackson

2012

How the rich are destroying the Earth

Hervé Kempf

2008

If You're an Egalitarian, How Come You're So Rich?

G. A. Cohen

2000

Distributive justice

Rescher, Nicholas.

1967

Theories of distributive justice

John E. Roemer

1996

Worked over

Dimitra Doukas

2003

Capitalism and Justice

John Isbister

2001

Philosophy, politics, and society, sixth series

Peter Laslett

1992

Economic Justice in an Unfair World

Ethan B. Kapstein

2006

The rise and fall of economic justice, and other papers

C. B. Macpherson

1985

Organizational justice and human resource management

Robert Folger

1998

Toward a truly free market

John C. Médaille

2010

Spheres of Justice

Michael Walzer

1983

Economic justice

Nathanson, Stephen

1998

Distributive principles of criminal law

Paul H. Robinson

2008

Global village or global pillage

Tim Costello, Jeremy Brecher

1998

Forced options

Roger Lincoln Shinn

1982

Origins of economic thought and justice

Joseph John Spengler

1980

Global labour flexibility

Guy Standing

1999

Just Generosity

Ronald J. Sider

1999

The constitutional logic of affirmative action

Ronald Jerry Fiscus

1992

Alternatives to capitalism

Robin Hahnel

2015

Economic causes

Kathy Katella-Cofrancesco

1998

One Market Under God

Thomas Frank

2000

Global Rectificatory Justice

G. Collste

2014

Justice interruptus

Nancy Fraser

1997

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