(Hardback)

Justice as Right Actions proffers an original theory of justice and contrasts the theory with major contemporary accounts. Stated as two principles and a priority rule, the theory provides normative guidance to questions of justice in given political circumstances.

(Hardback)

This study challenges contemporary discussions of justice by bringing moral frameworks back into full view. By examining Plato and Aristotles approach to the question of justice and connecting them to contemporary debates, this book underlines the importance of classical thought on notions of justice and conceptualizes justice as right actions.