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Public Political Reason: Still Not Wide Enough / David Reidy -- Just Wide Enough: Reidy On Public Reason / James Boettcher -- The Focusing Illusion Of Rawlsian Ideal Theory / Colin Farrelly -- The Value Of Ideal Theory / Matthew Adams -- Rawls's Underestimation Of The Importance Of Economic Agency And Economic Rights / Jeppe Von Platz -- Rawls On Economic Liberty And The Choice Of Systems Of Social Co-operation / Alan Thomas -- Rawls And Luck Egalitarianism / Kasper Lippert-rasmussen -- The Point Of Justice: On The Paradigmatic Incompatibility Between Rawlsian Justice As Fairness And Luck Egalitarianism / Rainer Forst -- Sen's Capability Critique / Chris Lowry -- Spectres Of Democracy: Detouring The Limitations Of Rawls And The Capabilities Approach / Tony Fitzpatrick -- The Dependency Critique Of Rawlsian Equality / Eva Kittay -- A Feminist Liberal Response To The Dependency Critique / Amy Baehr -- The Indeterminacy Of Rawls's Principles For Gender Justice / M. Victoria Costa -- A Feminist Defense Of Political Liberalism / Christie Hartley And Lori Watson -- Extending Rawlsian Justice To Nonhuman Animals / Sarah Roberts-cady -- Rawls And Animals: A Defense / Patrick Taylor Smith -- Rawls On Global Economic Justice: A Critical Examination / Rekha Nath -- Rawls's Reasoning About International Economic Justice: A Defense / Gillian Brock -- Right-wing Populism And Non-coercive Injustice: On The Limits Of The Law Of Peoples / Michael Blake -- Tolerating Decent Societies: A Defense Of The Law Of Peoples / Jon Mandle. Edited By Jon Mandle And Sarah Roberts-cady. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.