The basic liberties are inalienable and cannot be traded off for other goods.
Theory of justice
Priority of liberty in 'A Theory of Justice', Chapter II, Section 11
1971
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"The duty of civility requires us to explain how our political positions can be supported by the values of public reason."
Strange & Unusual"The aim of justice as fairness is to provide a reasonable conception of justice for a constitutional democracy."
Controversial"Justice is not merely a matter of efficiency or utility."
Controversial"A society is well-ordered when it is effectively regulated by a public conception of justice."
Strange & Unusual"We are not trying to find a theory that explains our considered judgments of justice; we are trying to find a theory that justifies them."
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