Politics, Philosophy & Economics

2002 - 2025

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Freedom, self-ownership, and equality in Steinerâ€™s left-libertarianism pp. 219-227: Ronen Shnayderman
Reclaiming two concepts of liberty pp. 228-246: Gideon Elford
Rights, goals, and capabilities pp. 247-259: Martin van Hees
Rigorist cosmopolitanism pp. 260-287: Shmuel Nili
Rothbardâ€™s and Hoppeâ€™s justifications of libertarianism pp. 288-307: Marian Eabrasu
World poverty, positive duties, and the overdemandingness objection pp. 308-327: Jorn Sonderholm

Can a compromise be fair? pp. 115-135: Peter Jones and Ian Oâ€™Flynn
Disagreement and epistemic arguments for democracy pp. 136-155: Sean Ingham
Economic theories of democratic legitimacy and the normative role of an ideal consensus pp. 156-178: Christopher S. King
Does public reason require super-majoritarian democracy? Liberty, equality, and history in the justification of political institutions pp. 179-196: Steffen Ganghof
Parental subsidies: The argument from insurance pp. 197-216: Paul Bou-Habib

The LL game pp. 3-23: Diego Gambetta and Gloria Origgi
Contractarian ethics and Harsanyiâ€™s two justifications of utilitarianism pp. 24-47: Michael Moehler
Liberty versus libertarianism pp. 48-67: Gene Callahan
On the elusive notion of meta-agreement pp. 68-92: Valeria Ottonelli and Daniele Porello
The inegalitarian ethos pp. 93-111: Emily McTernan

Combining lotteries and voting pp. 347-351: Ben Saunders
Comparing voting lotteries pp. 352-356: Claudio LÃ³pez-Guerra
Language and luck pp. 357-381: Helder De Schutter and Lea Ypi
Rawls, reasonableness, and international toleration pp. 382-414: Thomas Porter
The importance of what people care about pp. 415-447: Marc Fleurbaey

A liberal theory of asylum pp. 235-257: Andy Lamey
Cost-benefit analysis and non-utilitarian ethics pp. 258-279: Rosemary Lowry and Martin Peterson
Defining the demos pp. 280-301: Ben Saunders
Hume and mutual advantage pp. 302-321: John Salter
The conditions of tolerance pp. 322-344: Ryan Muldoon, Michael Borgida and Michael Cuffaro

Distributive and relational equality pp. 123-148: Christian Schemmel
Just interactions in value conflicts: The Adversary Argumentation Principle pp. 149-170: Emanuela Ceva
Life is not a camping trip â€“ on the desirability of Cohenite socialism pp. 171-185: Miriam Ronzoni
Non-domination and pure negative liberty pp. 186-205: Michael David Harbour
Temporary labour migration, global redistribution, and democratic justice pp. 206-230: Patti Tamara Lenard and Christine Straehle

Introduction to the special issue on complexity pp. 3-4: Steven N. Durlauf
A complexity perspective on institutional design pp. 5-25: Scott E. Page
Social network structure and the achievement of consensus pp. 26-44: Kevin JS. Zollman
Complexity, economics, and public policy pp. 45-75: Steven Durlauf
Scarce justice pp. 76-96: Aviezer Tucker
The Feasible Alternatives Thesis pp. 97-119: Christian Barry and Gerhard Ã˜verland

On the value of political legitimacy pp. 345-369: Mathew Coakley
Higher and lower virtues in commercial society pp. 370-395: Lisa Herzog
Should surfers be ostracized? Basic income, liberal neutrality, and the work ethos pp. 396-419: Simon Birnbaum
Intermittent institutions pp. 420-444: Adrian Vermeule

Learning juror competence: a generalized Condorcet Jury Theorem pp. 237-262: Jan-Willem Romeijn and David Atkinson
Citizenship and justice pp. 263-281: Andrew Mason
Global migratory potential and the scope of justice pp. 282-300: Richard Child
Republican freedom, rights, and the coalition problem pp. 301-322: Keith Dowding
Taking reasonable pluralism seriously: an internal critique of political liberalism pp. 323-342: Fabian Freyenhagen

Justice as mutual advantage and the vulnerable pp. 119-147: Peter Vanderschraaf
Exclusion from the social contract pp. 148-169: Paul Weirich
Trustworthiness is a social norm, but trusting is not pp. 170-187: Cristina Bicchieri, Erte Xiao and Ryan Muldoon
Sharing the costs of political injustices pp. 188-210: Avia Pasternak
The enfranchisement lottery pp. 211-233: Claudio LÃ³pez-Guerra

Introduction to Symposium on Ethical Dimensions of International Institutions pp. 3-4: Thomas Christiano
Reciprocal legitimation: Reframing the problem of international legitimacy pp. 5-19: Allen Buchanan
Legitimacy, humanitarian intervention, and international institutions pp. 20-45: Miles Kahler
The distributive justice of a global basic structure: A category mistake? pp. 46-65: Andreas Follesdal
Liberal recognition for identity? Only for particularized ones pp. 66-87: Sahar Akhtar
Liberal democracy and political Islam: The search for common ground pp. 88-115: Mostapha Benhenda