Injury, injustice, iniquity: The evolution of Hobbes's theory of justice

Intellectual History Review 24 (2):167-184 (2014)
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The notion of the covenant is a characteristic element of Hobbes's political theory. It is developed within Hobbes's general theory of contractual agreements and awarded a central place in his theo...

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