RAWLS'S CONCEPTION OF PUBLIC JUSTIFICATION AND THE IDEAL STATES SYSTEM

Author(s): ELENA-MARIA TUDOR
Journal: Analysis and Metaphysics
ISSN: 1584-0778
Year: 2006
Volume: 5
Issue: -1
Full text: http://www.denbridgepress.com/am_abstract.php?a=66
Publisher: Denbridge Press - New York
Abstract: ABSTRACT. Rawls notes that outlaw states are aggressive and dangerous. Naticchia notes that Rawls produced two versions of the law of peoples that defend basic human rights as a minimum requirement of a just law of peoples. Rawls restricts membership of the original position to compatriots so that the scope of the chosen difference principle is limited to domestic society (Kamminga).