On Kenneth Binmore’s Natural Justice

Analyse & Kritik 28 (1):102-103 (2006)
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Abstract

Ken Binmore has written an exciting book and I am in complete agreement with his objectives and conclusions. But his approach is flawed because of his reliance on tools of analysis to understand the way the mind and brain have developed that are not up to explaining our evolving understanding of the human environment.

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