Redressing historical injustice: self-ownership, property rights and economic equality
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| adam_text | Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 Classical Liberalism and Natural-Rights Libertarianism 1.2 The Question of Racial Justice 1.3 Key Concerns in Redressing Historical Injustice 1.4 Outline of the Book References 2 Self-Ownership and Property Rights 2.1 The Concept of Self-Ownership 2.2 Utilitarian Perspectives 2.3 Natural Law Perspectives 2.4 Inequality and the Validity of Property Rights 2.5 Is Property Merely a Cultural Construct? 2.6 The Institutional Foundations of Private Property 2.7 Natural Rights and Individual Liberty References 1 7 13 16 20 21 23 25 28 33 40 46 49 58 63 xi
xii 3 Contents Legacies of Injustice and Racial Inequality 3.1 The Classical Ideal of Justice: Formal Equality and Individualism 3.2 Stolen Property and Counterfactual Analysis 3.3 Legacies of Injustice 3.4 Why the Causes of Inequality Matter 3.5 Moral Emotion and the Causes of Inequality 3.6 A Consistent Approach to Comparative Analysis 3.7 The Lessons of History References 69 77 84 92 97 100 105 110 114 4 Property Rights and the Rule of Law 4.1 Natural Law as a Normative Ideal 4.2 Self-Ownership, Democracy and the Rule of Law 4.3 Unjust Acquisition of Title 4.4 Redefining Property Rights 4.5 Legislative Reform References 117 123 127 133 137 142 147 5 Capitalism, Markets and Economic Equality 5.1 The Morality of Capitalism 5.2 The Racial Wealth Gap 5.3 The Causes of Economic Growth 5.4 Free Markets, Productivity and Redistribution References 151 156 164 173 179 183 6 Conclusion 6.1 State Interventions and Mixed Economies 6.2 The New Equity 6.3 Implications for Economic Development 6.4 Stateless Justice and Anarchy References 185 189 191 196 199 205 Bibliography 209 Index 215
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xii 3 Contents Legacies of Injustice and Racial Inequality 3.1 The Classical Ideal of Justice: Formal Equality and Individualism 3.2 Stolen Property and Counterfactual Analysis 3.3 Legacies of Injustice 3.4 Why the Causes of Inequality Matter 3.5 Moral Emotion and the Causes of Inequality 3.6 A Consistent Approach to Comparative Analysis 3.7 The Lessons of History References 69 77 84 92 97 100 105 110 114 4 Property Rights and the Rule of Law 4.1 Natural Law as a Normative Ideal 4.2 Self-Ownership, Democracy and the Rule of Law 4.3 Unjust Acquisition of Title 4.4 Redefining Property Rights 4.5 Legislative Reform References 117 123 127 133 137 142 147 5 Capitalism, Markets and Economic Equality 5.1 The Morality of Capitalism 5.2 The Racial Wealth Gap 5.3 The Causes of Economic Growth 5.4 Free Markets, Productivity and Redistribution References 151 156 164 173 179 183 6 Conclusion 6.1 State Interventions and Mixed Economies 6.2 The New Equity 6.3 Implications for Economic Development 6.4 Stateless Justice and Anarchy References 185 189 191 196 199 205 Bibliography 209 Index 215 |
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