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The political economy of inequality

Frank Ackerman

2000

Distributive justice

Deutsch, Morton

1985

Foundations of economic justice

Morris Silver

1989

The American political system

Edward S. Greenberg

1977

Justice and Equity

Serge-Christophe Kolm

1997

Equity Theory

David M. Messick

1983

Securing the fruits of labor

James L. Huston

1998

Does The Richness Of The Few Benefit Us All

Zygmunt Bauman

2013

Inequality and the Fading of Redistributive Politics

John Myles, Keith Banting

2014

Parecon

Michael Albert, Ana Varela Mateos

2004

Democratic Distributive Justice

Ross Zucker

2003

The rise and fall of economic justice and other essays

C. B. Macpherson

1987

What's fair?

Jennifer L. Hochschild

1981

Equity

H. Peyton Young

1994

Social wealth

Joshua King Ingalls

1885

Equality of opportunity

John E. Roemer

1998

Emerging human rights

Mark Anikpo, George W. Shepherd

1990

Capabilities, power, and institutions

Stephen L. Esquith

2010

Promised land

Peter Rosset, Michael Courville, Raj Patel

2006

How the rich are destroying the Earth

Hervé Kempf

2008

Disadvantage

Jonathan Wolff

2007

The Politics of Inequality

Michael J Thompson

2007

Am I my parents' keeper?

Norman Daniels

1989

Rise and Fall of Economic Justice and Other Essays

C. B. Macpherson

2013

The Revolution Will Not Be Funded

INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence

2007

Managing fairness in organizations

Constant D. Beugré

1998

Environmental justice

David E. Newton

1996

How much do we deserve?

Richard S. Gilbert

1991

Islam and economic development

M. Umer Chapra

1993

The distributional effects of government spending and taxation

Dimitri B. Papadimitriou

2006

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