Blue Ocean Strategy

Preface T HIS IS A BOOKabout friendship, about loyalty, about believing in one another. It was because of that friend-ship, and that belief, that we set out on the journey to explore the

Basic Principles of Political Theory

3.2 John Rawls 3.2.1 The Role of Justice; 3.2.2 The Subject of Justice 3.2.3 Why a social contract? 3.2.4 What is the Original Position (OP)? 3.2.5 What is the Intuitive Idea Behind the OP Argument? ... ‘Theory’ is always used to designate attempts to explain phenomena, especially when that is done in general and abstract terms. The theory ...

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CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - Open …

The idea of social contract 79 Natural law and common law 79 THE RULE OF LAW AS POLITICAL THEORY 81 Liberalism, conservatism and the rule of law 81 ... Friedrich von Hayek and the rule of law 85 John Rawls’s theory of justice and the rule of law 86 ‘Law and order’ and the rule of law: the obligation to obey law 86 AV Dicey and the rule of ...

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Justice as Fairness - American University

develops a theory of justice from the idea of a social contract. The princi­ ples it articulates affirm a broadly liberal conception of basic rights and lib­ erties, and only permit inequalities in wealth and income that would be to the advantage of the least well off. In 'Justice as Fairness: Political Not Metaphysical" (1985), Rawls began

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COMPARING THE SOCIAL CONTRACTS OF HOBBES AND LOCKE

understanding of justice and social structure.1 Sharing some elements of thought, though differing in many more, 17th century Englishmen Thomas Hobbes and John Locke stand out as amongst the most significant proponents of social contract theory. Held up against the light of contemporary scrutiny, analysis may expose flaws and weaknesses

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Liberalism and nationalism - London School of Economics

liberal theory and its use by contemporary liberal philosophers such as David Miller, Charles Taylor, Will Kymlicka and Yael Tamir who have sought to emphasize national identity against the perceived individualistic cosmopolitanism of John Rawls’ A Theory of Justice. The paper will conclude by arguing that the Berlin inspired reconciliation of

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