Machine generated contents note: Introduction: Why Justice is Relevant to Politics = 1
Part I : The Death Penalty and Punishment
1 Introduction to Part I: The Death Penalty and Punishment = 13
2 Revenge, Pity and Empathy: Common Roots of the Death Penalty Debate = 15
3 Emotion Defended = 21
4 General Deterrence = 23
5 Singular Deterrence and Rehabilitation = 27
6 Retribution = 33
7 Nietzsche's Critique: The Link Between Deterrence, Retribution and Revenge = 43
8 From Punishment to Ethics and Political Justice = 47
9 Philosophical Foundations: Utilitarianism and Deterrence = 51
10 Hybrid Theory: Rawls's Act Utilitarianism = 57
11 Philosophical Foundations: Retributivism and Kantian Deontology = 59
12 Furman vs. Georgia = 65
13 The Link Between Retributive and Distributive Justice = 73
Part II Welfare, Property and Distributive Justice
14 Introduction to Part II: Is There a Right to Welfare? = 77
15 Locke on Property, Distributive Justice and Welfare = 83
16 Rousseau and the Fundamental Right to Welfare = 97
17 Rawls's Theory of Justice = 111
18 Walzer and the Critique of Primary Goods = 125
19 Rawls, Work and the Free-rider Problem = 129
20 Nozick, Desert and Natural Talent = 133
21 Should There be a Constitutional Right to Welfare? = 135
22 Marx and the Radical Critique of the Right to Welfare = 139
23 Distributive Justice, Property and the Right to Welfare = 143
Conclusion = 147
Part I : The Death Penalty and Punishment
1 Introduction to Part I: The Death Penalty and Punishment = 13
2 Revenge, Pity and Empathy: Common Roots of the Death Penalty Debate = 15
3 Emotion Defended = 21
4 General Deterrence = 23
5 Singular Deterrence and Rehabilitation = 27
6 Retribution = 33
7 Nietzsche's Critique: The Link Between Deterrence, Retribution and Revenge = 43
8 From Punishment to Ethics and Political Justice = 47
9 Philosophical Foundations: Utilitarianism and Deterrence = 51
10 Hybrid Theory: Rawls's Act Utilitarianism = 57
11 Philosophical Foundations: Retributivism and Kantian Deontology = 59
12 Furman vs. Georgia = 65
13 The Link Between Retributive and Distributive Justice = 73
Part II Welfare, Property and Distributive Justice
14 Introduction to Part II: Is There a Right to Welfare? = 77
15 Locke on Property, Distributive Justice and Welfare = 83
16 Rousseau and the Fundamental Right to Welfare = 97
17 Rawls's Theory of Justice = 111
18 Walzer and the Critique of Primary Goods = 125
19 Rawls, Work and the Free-rider Problem = 129
20 Nozick, Desert and Natural Talent = 133
21 Should There be a Constitutional Right to Welfare? = 135
22 Marx and the Radical Critique of the Right to Welfare = 139
23 Distributive Justice, Property and the Right to Welfare = 143
Conclusion = 147