Rawls' Principles of Freedom

Daniel Altschuler: Rawls' idea of fairness comes in three parts. The first part is an idea of freedom, the other two are liberties and fair value. He says it's not individualists but a set of freedoms defined in relationship to how others think about freedom. In most societies political freedoms don't have fair value, he argues.

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