A just society aims to secure the primary goods for all its citizens.
Theory of justice
Discussion of primary goods in 'A Theory of Justice', Chapter II, Section 15
1971
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"Once we understand the principles of justice, we can then apply them to the real world, and see what kind of society they would lead to."
Controversial"The basic liberties are inalienable and cannot be traded off for other goods."
Controversial"The two principles of justice are lexical order, which means that the first principle has priority over the second."
Strange & Unusual"The intuitive idea is that since everyone's well-being depends upon a scheme of cooperation without which no one could have a satisfactory life, the division of advantages should be such as to draw fo…"
Strange & Unusual"A well-ordered society is a society regulated by a public conception of justice."
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