The principles of justice are to be chosen by rational agents in a fair bargaining situation.
Theory of justice
Summary of the 'original position' from 'A Theory of Justice'
1971
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Controversial"The principles of justice are a special case of the theory of rational choice."
Controversial"Justice is not merely a matter of efficiency or utility."
Controversial"The fact of reasonable pluralism is a permanent feature of a democratic culture."
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