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Volume 1 Mainstream theories of Justice - Part 1 Unity and diversitywithin the main approaches to justice: "Comment on Narveson: In Defense ofEquality", Ronald Dworkin; "Recent Work on Alternative Conceptions ofJustice", James P. Sterba. Part 2 The critique of utilitarianism: Rawles'scritique - "Classical Utilitarianism", John Rawls; rethinking utilitarianism- "Justice and Equality" by R.M. Hare, "Towards a Substantive Theory ofRights" by James Griffin, "Rawls on Teleology and Deontology" by WillKymlicka, "Rights: Trumps over Utility" by Ronald Dworkin. Part 3 Liberalequality: the social contract argument; fairness and morally arbitraryinequalities. Part 3 Libertarianism: the self-ownership argument; the mostextensive liberty. Volume 2 Critiques and alternatives - Part 1 Marxism: thecritique of justice; exploitation; alienation. Part 2 Communitarianism: acritique of justice; justice and shared meanings. Part 3 Feminism: a sexualdiscrimination; the public / private distinction. (part contents)