Social and Political Philosophy Book

	Notes on contributors
	Preface
Pt. I	Introduction	1
	Justice for here and now	3
Pt. II	Foundations of social and political philosophy	57
	On the history, nature and disadvantages of warmaking philosophy	61
	The rational justification of morality revisited	71
	Theoretical versus practical rationality	77
Pt. II	Alternative social and political perspective	89
4	Libertarian justice	93
5	Letting people be people and the right to property	115
6	What (welfare) justice owes care	129
7	Liberalism and freedom	151
8	Justice as a virtue	169
9	Justice, community, and the limits to autonomy	187
10	Socialism and egalitarian justice	205
11	Democratic egalitarianism	231
Pt. IV	Challenges to social and political philosophy	247
12	Feminism and the objects of justice	251
13	Justice for here and now or there and then?	270
14	Routes to Lake Wobegon	289
15	Justice for Glenn and Stacy: on gender, morality, and gay rights	300
16	White supermacy and racial justice, here and now	321
17	The relationship between the justice of the state and the justice of persons	338
18	Enforcing environmental ethics: civic law and natural value	349
19	The moral status of nonhuman life	370
Pt. 5	The application of social and political philosophy to nonideal conditions	387
20	Pacifism for nonpacifists	391
21	The moral self in the face of injustice	409
Pt. V	Conclusion	423
	Toward reconciliation in social and political philosophy	425
	Index	463