Justice, Equality, and Community: An Essay in Marxist Political Theory
Sage Publications (2000)
| Abstract | A careful and wide-ranging assessment of the notion of justice in the Marxist tradition is provided by this book. Vidhu Verma demonstrates that Marx's analysis of exploitation provides a fruitful starting point to analyze current social conflicts. She examines three main themes: what she calls Marx's "critical non-juridical" concept of justice; different theories about what justice is in the context of social change; and the relevance of Marx's theory in the contemporary world in which new social movements - such as the green and women's movements - have looked to forge new conceptions of justice. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Justice Equality Communities | |||||||||
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| Call number | JC233.M299.V47 2000 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 0761993797 0761993800 | |||||||||
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