PREFACE=6
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS=17
1 Complex Equality=3
Pluralism=3
A Theory of Goods=6
Dominance and Monopoly=10
Simple Equality=13
Tyranny and Complex Equality=17
Three Distributive Principles=21
Free Exchange=21
Desert=23
Need=25
Hierarchies and Caste Societies=26
The Setting of the Argument=28
2 Membership
Members and Strangers=31
Analogies:Neighborhoods, Clubs, and Families=35
Territory=42
"White Australia" and the Claim of Necessity=46
Refugees=48
Alienage and Naturalization=52
The Athenian Metics=53
Guest Workers=56
Membership and Justice=41
3 Security and Welfare=64
Membership and Need=64
Communal Provision=68
Athens in the Fifth and Fourth Centuries=69
A Medieval Jewish Community=71
Fair Shares=75
THE extent of Provision=78
An American Welfare State=84
The Case of Medical Care=86
A Note on Charity and Dependency=91
The Examples of Blood and Money=93
4 Money and Commodities=95
The Universal Pander=95
What Money Can't Buy=97
Conscription in 1863=98
Blocked Exchanges=100
What Money Can Buy=103
The Marketplace=108
The Worlds Biggest Department Store=110
Washing Machines, Television Sets, Shoes, and Automobiles=112
The Determination of Wages=116
Redistributions=119
Gifts and Inheritance=123
Gift Exchange in the Western Pacific=123
The Gift in the Napoleonic Code=125
5 Office
Simple Equality in the Sphere of Office=129
Meritocracy=135
The Chinese Examination System=139
The Meaning of Qualification=143
What's Wrong with Nepotism?=147
The Reservation of Office=148
The Case of American Blacks=151
Professionalism and the Insolence of Office=155
The World of the Petty Bourgeoisie=161
Workers' Control=161
Political Patronage=162
6 Hard Work=165
Equality and Hardness=165
Dangerous Work=168
Grueling Work=170
The Israeli Kibbutz=172
Dirty Work=174
The San Francisco Scavengers=177
7 Free Time=184
The Meaning of Leisure=184
Two Forms of Rest=187
A Short History of Vacations=190
The Idea of the Sabbath=192
8 Education=197
The Importance of Schools=197
The Aztec"House of the Young Men"=200
Basic Schooling:Autonomy and Equality=201
Hillel on the Roof=201
The Japanese Example=204
Specialized Schools=206
George Orwell's Schooldays=211
Association and Segregation=214
Private Schools and Educational Vouchers=217
Talent Tracks=220
Integration and School Busing=221
Neighborhood Schools=224
9 Kinship and Love=227
The Distributions of Affect=227
Plato's Guardians=229
Family and Economy=232
Manchester, 1844=232
Marriage=234
The Civic Ball=236
The Idea of the "Date"=237
The Woman Question=239
10 Divine Grace
The Wall between Church and State=245
The Puritan Commonwealth=246
11 Recognition
The Struggle for Recognition=249
A Sociology of Titles=249
Public Honor and Individual Desert=259
Stalin's Stakhanovites=262
The Nobel Prize in Literature=264
Roman and Other Triumphs=266
Punishment=268
Ostracism in Athens=270
Preventive Detention=271
Self-Esteem and Self-Respect=272
12 Political Power=281
Sovereignty and Limited Government=281
Blocked Uses of Power=282
Knowledge/Power=284
The Ship of State=285
Disciplinary Institutions=288
Property/Power=291
The Case of Pullman, Illinois=295
Democratic Citizenship=303
The Athenian Lottery=305
Parties and Primaries=306
13 Tyrannies and Just Societies=312
The Relativity and the Non-Relativity of Justice=312
Justice in the Twentieth Century=316
Equality and Social Change=318
Notes=323
Index=337
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS=17
1 Complex Equality=3
Pluralism=3
A Theory of Goods=6
Dominance and Monopoly=10
Simple Equality=13
Tyranny and Complex Equality=17
Three Distributive Principles=21
Free Exchange=21
Desert=23
Need=25
Hierarchies and Caste Societies=26
The Setting of the Argument=28
2 Membership
Members and Strangers=31
Analogies:Neighborhoods, Clubs, and Families=35
Territory=42
"White Australia" and the Claim of Necessity=46
Refugees=48
Alienage and Naturalization=52
The Athenian Metics=53
Guest Workers=56
Membership and Justice=41
3 Security and Welfare=64
Membership and Need=64
Communal Provision=68
Athens in the Fifth and Fourth Centuries=69
A Medieval Jewish Community=71
Fair Shares=75
THE extent of Provision=78
An American Welfare State=84
The Case of Medical Care=86
A Note on Charity and Dependency=91
The Examples of Blood and Money=93
4 Money and Commodities=95
The Universal Pander=95
What Money Can't Buy=97
Conscription in 1863=98
Blocked Exchanges=100
What Money Can Buy=103
The Marketplace=108
The Worlds Biggest Department Store=110
Washing Machines, Television Sets, Shoes, and Automobiles=112
The Determination of Wages=116
Redistributions=119
Gifts and Inheritance=123
Gift Exchange in the Western Pacific=123
The Gift in the Napoleonic Code=125
5 Office
Simple Equality in the Sphere of Office=129
Meritocracy=135
The Chinese Examination System=139
The Meaning of Qualification=143
What's Wrong with Nepotism?=147
The Reservation of Office=148
The Case of American Blacks=151
Professionalism and the Insolence of Office=155
The World of the Petty Bourgeoisie=161
Workers' Control=161
Political Patronage=162
6 Hard Work=165
Equality and Hardness=165
Dangerous Work=168
Grueling Work=170
The Israeli Kibbutz=172
Dirty Work=174
The San Francisco Scavengers=177
7 Free Time=184
The Meaning of Leisure=184
Two Forms of Rest=187
A Short History of Vacations=190
The Idea of the Sabbath=192
8 Education=197
The Importance of Schools=197
The Aztec"House of the Young Men"=200
Basic Schooling:Autonomy and Equality=201
Hillel on the Roof=201
The Japanese Example=204
Specialized Schools=206
George Orwell's Schooldays=211
Association and Segregation=214
Private Schools and Educational Vouchers=217
Talent Tracks=220
Integration and School Busing=221
Neighborhood Schools=224
9 Kinship and Love=227
The Distributions of Affect=227
Plato's Guardians=229
Family and Economy=232
Manchester, 1844=232
Marriage=234
The Civic Ball=236
The Idea of the "Date"=237
The Woman Question=239
10 Divine Grace
The Wall between Church and State=245
The Puritan Commonwealth=246
11 Recognition
The Struggle for Recognition=249
A Sociology of Titles=249
Public Honor and Individual Desert=259
Stalin's Stakhanovites=262
The Nobel Prize in Literature=264
Roman and Other Triumphs=266
Punishment=268
Ostracism in Athens=270
Preventive Detention=271
Self-Esteem and Self-Respect=272
12 Political Power=281
Sovereignty and Limited Government=281
Blocked Uses of Power=282
Knowledge/Power=284
The Ship of State=285
Disciplinary Institutions=288
Property/Power=291
The Case of Pullman, Illinois=295
Democratic Citizenship=303
The Athenian Lottery=305
Parties and Primaries=306
13 Tyrannies and Just Societies=312
The Relativity and the Non-Relativity of Justice=312
Justice in the Twentieth Century=316
Equality and Social Change=318
Notes=323
Index=337