Politics, Philosophy & Economics

2002 - 2026

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Symposium on Settlement, Borders, and Violence pp. 349-350: Jonathan Quong and Andrew Williams
Settlement, expulsion, and return pp. 351-374: Anna Stilz
The persistence of the right of return pp. 375-399: Victor Tadros
History as a double-edged sword pp. 400-421: David B Carter
What are the costs of violence? pp. 422-445: Anke Hoeffler
Pogge, poverty, and war pp. 446-469: Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen

Rawls and racial justice pp. 235-258: Matthew Dc
When will a Darwinian approach be useful for the study of society? pp. 259-281: Samuel Bagg
Solving which trilemma? The many interpretations of equality, Pareto, and freedom of occupational choice pp. 282-307: Kristi A Olson
Do parents have a special duty to mitigate climate change? pp. 308-325: Elizabeth Cripps
Data collection, counterterrorism and the right to privacy pp. 326-346: Isaac Taylor

Symposium on justice, the family, and public policy pp. 115-116: Andrew Williams
Fairness and family background pp. 117-131: Ingvild AlmÃ¥s, Alexander Cappelen, Kjell G Salvanes, Erik Ã˜ SÃ¸rensen and Bertil Tungodden
Fair care pp. 132-151: Elizabeth Brake
Children as negative externalities? pp. 152-173: Serena Olsaretti
Citizenship, reciprocity, and the gendered division of labor pp. 174-209: Gina Schouten
Aggregating out of indeterminacy pp. 210-232: Brian Kogelmann

On being wronged and being wrong pp. 3-24: Adam Slavny
Poverty, partiality, and the purchase of expensive education pp. 25-46: Christopher Freiman
Markets, desert, and reciprocity pp. 47-69: Andrew Lister
Freedom, money and justice as fairness pp. 70-92: Blain Neufeld
When bad things happen to good people pp. 93-112: Jens Damgaard Thaysen and Andreas Albertsen

Central banking and inequalities pp. 319-357: ClÃ©ment Fontan, FranÃ§ois Claveau and Peter Dietsch
The right to personal property pp. 358-378: Katy Wells
Benevolent absolutisms, incentives and Rawlsâ€™ The Law of Peoples pp. 379-404: Pietro Maffettone
Conditional coercion versus rights diagnostics pp. 405-423: Scott Wisor
The influence of patents on science pp. 424-450: Jonathan Trerise

Political theory and public opinion pp. 209-233: Alice Baderin
Making sense of age-group justice pp. 234-260: Juliana Bidadanure
Risk imposition and freedom pp. 261-279: Maria P Ferretti
Intending to benefit from wrongdoing pp. 280-297: Robert E Goodin and Avia Pasternak
Numbers scepticism, equal chances and pluralism pp. 298-315: Gerald Lang and Rob Lawlor

Orthodox rational choice contractarianism pp. 113-131: Michael Moehler
Assessing ideal theories pp. 132-149: David Wiens
Private education, positional goods, and the arms race problem pp. 150-169: Daniel Halliday
Nudging, intervening or rewarding pp. 170-189: Christine Le Clainche and Sandy Tubeuf
Mistakes and the continuity test pp. 190-205: Hugh Lazenby

Charity, signaling, and welfare pp. 3-19: Haley Brokensha, Lina Eriksson and Ian Ravenscroft
Does political community require public reason? On Listerâ€™s defence of political liberalism pp. 20-41: Paul Billingham
Rawls, self-respect, and assurance pp. 42-66: Timothy Waligore
â€˜Predistributionâ€™, property-owning democracy and land value taxation pp. 67-91: Gavin Kerr
Discretion and domination in criminal procedure pp. 92-110: Vincent Chiao

In defense of priority (and equality) pp. 343-364: Shlomi Segall
Liberty and its economies pp. 365-390: Alex Gourevitch
The quest for the legitimacy of the people pp. 391-428: Marco Verschoor
Diversity, tolerance, and the social contract pp. 429-448: Justin P Bruner

Wage competition and the special-obligations challenge to more open borders pp. 255-269: Arash Abizadeh, Manish Pandey and Sohrab Abizadeh
Immigration and self-determination pp. 270-290: Bas van der Vossen
Human rights, self-determination, and external legitimacy pp. 291-315: Alex Levitov
Justice and political authority in left-libertarianism pp. 316-339: Fabian Wendt

Public goods and government action pp. 109-128: Jonathan Anomaly
Against â€˜permanent sovereigntyâ€™ over natural resources pp. 129-151: Chris Armstrong
Principles of stakes fairness in sport pp. 152-186: Alexander Brown
Justice and Gini coefficients pp. 187-208: Theodore J Everett and Bruce M Everett
Should the beneficiaries pay? pp. 209-225: Robert Huseby

Efficiency, responsibility and disability pp. 3-22: Stephen John
In a democracy, what should a healthcare system do? A dilemma for public policymakers pp. 23-52: Malcolm Oswald
From Rawlsian autonomy to sufficient opportunity in education pp. 53-66: Liam Shields
Self-ownership and non-culpable proviso violations pp. 67-83: Preston J Werner
Natural resources and government responsiveness pp. 84-105: David Wiens