Spheres of Justice: A Defense of Pluralism and Equality
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...…skip the question of which rights resident non-nationals should enjoy on their way to full inclusion, and focus instead on the question of when and why resident non-nationals should be granted full citizenship (e.g. Walzer 1983, Carens 1989, 2010, Smith 2008, Seglow 2009, Shachar 2009, Cohen 2010)....
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...And an indefinite exclusion of resident non-nationals from participating in political activity is incompatible with the internal logic of democratic citizenship (on this last point, see Walzer 1983, ch. 2)....
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...The justice of systems refers to how institutions and societies should be constructed (e.g., Rawls 1971), and justice for the individual is concerned with what is fair in the lives of common individuals (Walzer 1983)....
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..., Rawls 1971), and justice for the individual is concerned with what is fair in the lives of common individuals (Walzer 1983)....
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...What is happening seems to be a reshaping of ‘deep’ social relations (Leys 2001) which involve the subordination of moral obligations to economic ones (Walzer 1984) – a form of ‘governance at a distance’ and a means of getting people to govern themselves within a set of completely neoliberal…...
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...subordination of moral obligations to economic ones (Walzer 1984) – a form of ‘governance at a distance’ and a means of getting people to govern themselves within a set of completely neoliberal assumptions (Rose 1989)....
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