Justice: Plain Old and Distributive: Rejoinder to Charles Taylor [Book Review]

Human Rights Review 8 (3):229-247 (2007)
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This paper argues that the views of Charles Taylor on justice in income and wealth distribution are fallacious, especially in regard to issues such as private property rights, justice, human rights, and theft. As to this last point, Taylor maintains it is possible, under certain circumstances, to “legitimately steal.” We regard this as a philosophical howler of the first order. We also demur from his contention that equity and equality can be used as synonyms

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