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  1. Left-Libertarianism and Genetic Justice.Konstantin Morozov - 2023 - Ethical Thought 23 (1):95-108.
    Distributive justice is one of the central questions of contemporary moral and political philosophy. Discussions on this topic are often presented as a confrontation between two groups of thinkers: libertarians and luck egalitarians. The former emphasize the dependence of the existing distribution on the individual choice and personal responsibility of people, and therefore are skeptical about various redistribution programs. The latter, on the contrary, emphasize the influence of morally arbitrary luck on the economic situation of people, and therefore welcome redistributive (...)
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  • Resilience as a Political Ideal.Avery Kolers - 2016 - Ethics, Policy and Environment 19 (1):91-107.
    “Resilience” is booming. No longer a mere metaphor or abstract reference to dispositional properties, the resilience of communities or social-ecological systems is increasingly grounded in specific first-order properties. Consequently, resilience now constitutes a contentful and achievable partial conception of a good society. Yet political philosophers have taken little notice. The current article first discerns within recent social-scientific literature a set of attainable and measurable first-order properties that constitute “community resilience” or “ecological resilience.” Then, specifying “resilience” as the resilience of high-HDI (...)
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  • Propiedad sobre sí mismo, derechos liberales y autonomía: ¿el fundamento kantiano de Anarquía, Estado y utopía de Robert Nozick?Felipe Schwember - 2015 - Pensamiento 71 (268):909-930.
    En Anarquía, Estado y utopía, Robert Nozick sostiene que los derechos naturales liberales se siguen de las restricciones morales indirectas a la acción y que éstas, a su vez, reflejan el principio kantiano subyacente de que los individuos son fines y no simplemente medios. En el presente trabajo se indaga en los supuestos fundamentos kantianos de la filosofía política de Nozick y en las relaciones que existen entre el concepto kantiano de dignidad y la propiedad sobre sí mismo, concepto este (...)
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