3 enfants, 1 flûte: le choix des principes de justice chez Amartya Sen

Muriel Gilardone

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Abstract: A travers l'exemple de trois enfants se disputant une flûte, Sen montre que nos conceptions de la justice sont plurielles et souvent contradictoires. Aucun expert ne saurait trancher sur quelle base la société doit choisir. Cette incomplétude ne doit pas empêcher un débat public éclairé.

Keywords: Théories de la Justice; Amartya Sen; Débat public; Incomplétude; Impartialité ouverte (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018-11
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