John Rawls: Crit ical Assessment s of Leading. leading political philosophers. Chand ran Kukathas. Routledge (2002) London School of Economics

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1 John Rawls: critical assessments of leading political philosophers. John Rawls: Crit ical Assessment s of Leading Polit ical Philosophers Chandran Kukathas (ed.) Routledge (2002) Authors Chand ran Kukathas London School of Economics Abstract This collection brings together the most important published papers on Rawls' work. In addition to a general introduction, the set includes introductions to each volume which help guide the reader through the material. The thematically organized volumes include: * Vol. 1: Foundations and Method * Vols. 2-3: Principles of Justice I and II * Vol. 4: Political Liberalism and the Law of Peoples Keywords Justice Liberalism Categ ories John Rawls in 20th Century Philosophy Justice in Social and Political Philos ophy (categorize this paper)

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