Elements of Justice Book

1	The neighborhood of justice	3
2	The basic concept	7
3	A variety of contestants	13
4	Contextual functionalism	17
5	What is theory?	21
6	Desert	31
7	What did I do to deserve this?	34
8	Deserving a chance	40
9	Deserving and earning	50
10	Grounding desert	55
11	Desert as institutional artifact	62
12	The limits of desert	66
13	Reciprocity	73
14	What is reciprocity?	75
15	Varieties of reciprocity	82
16	Debts to society and double counting	90
17	The limits of reciprocity	94
18	Equality	107
19	Does equal treatment imply equal shares?	109
20	What is equality for?	114
21	Equal pay for equal work	120
22	Equality and opportunity	126
23	On the utility of equal shares	140
24	The limits of equality	150
25	Need	161
26	Hierarchies of need	163
27	Need as a distributive principle	166
28	Beyond the numbers	170
29	What do we need?	177
30	Intellectual debts	183
31	Rawls	185
32	Nozick	198
33	Rectification	208
34	Two kinds of arbitrary	216
35	Procedural versus distributive justice	220