Frontiers of justice : disability, nationality, species membership
In her new and pathbreaking book, Martha Nussbaum shows that the social contract tradition, despite its great insights, cannot handle some of the most important political problems of our day, and she points the way to a conception of justice more attuned to our human frailty, our global society, and our place in the natural world. This work will change how we think about the nature of social justice
Print Book, English, 2006
Belknap Press : Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass., 2006
xiii, 487 s. ; 21 cm.
9780674019171, 9780674024106, 0674019172, 0674024109
474997410
Social contracts and three unsolved problems of justice
Disabilities and the social contract
Capabilities and disabilities
Mutual advantage and global inequality: the transnational social contract
Capabilities across national boundaries
Beyond "compassion and humanity": justice for nonhuman animals
The moral sentiments and the capabilities approach