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Political Liberalism

by Rawls, John (1993)

Abstract

[Summary from publisher] Rawls continues his ideas of fairness and justice presented in "A Theory of Justice", and address the question of how a stable and free society can be created when its citizens are deeply divided by religious, philosophical, and moral doctrines.

Keywords

Politics, Justice

Themes

Political Theory, Rawls Citations, Rawls

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