Rawls’s duty of assistance and relative deprivation: Why less is more and more is even more

Journal of International Political Theory 16 (1):25-46 (2018)
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John Rawls’s case for a duty of assistance is partially premised on the assumption that liberal societies have an interest in assisting burdened societies to become well-ordered: Not only are well-...

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