Politics, Philosophy & Economics

2002 - 2026

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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

PPE: An appraisal pp. 363-365: Geoffrey Brennan, Alan Hamlin and Hartmut Kliemt
The PPE enterprise: A substantive research programme pp. 366-378: Alan Hamlin
PPE: An institutional view pp. 379-397: Geoffrey Brennan
The PPE enterprise: Common Hobbesian roots and perspectives pp. 398-410: Hartmut Kliemt
Disability compensation and responsibility pp. 411-427: Alexander Cappelen, Ole Frithjof Norheim and Bertil Tungodden
Why universal welfare rights are impossible and what it means pp. 428-445: Danny Frederick

Social norms as choreography pp. 251-264: Herbert Gintis
Evolutionary considerations in the framing of social norms pp. 265-273: Brian Skyrms and Kevin J.S. Zollman
Emotions, norms, and the genealogy of fairness pp. 275-296: Shaun Nichols
Norms, preferences, and conditional behavior pp. 297-313: Cristina Bicchieri
Desert, democracy, and consumer surplus pp. 315-338: Teun J. Dekker
Book review: Disadvantage, capability, commensurability, and policy pp. 339-357: Richard J. Arneson

On justificatory liberalism pp. 123-149: Steven Wall
Public justification and the limits of state action pp. 151-175: Andrew Lister
On two critics of justificatory liberalism: A response to Wall and Lister pp. 177-212: Gerald Gaus
The market, competition, and equality pp. 213-244: Peter Dietsch

Symposium on Millâ€™s moral theory pp. 3-3: Jonathon Riley
Millâ€™s moral theory: Ongoing revisionism pp. 5-45: D.G. Brown
Brown on Millâ€™s moral theory: A critical response pp. 47-66: Dale E. Miller
Millâ€™s extraordinary utilitarian moral theory pp. 67-116: Jonathan Riley

What counts as original appropriation? pp. 355-373: Bas van der Vossen
Each outcome is another opportunity: Problems with the Moment of Equal Opportunity pp. 374-400: Clare Chambers
Neo-republicanism, freedom as non-domination, and citizen virtue pp. 401-419: M. Victoria Costa
Institutional pluralism and the limits of the market pp. 420-447: Rutger J.G. Claassen

Identity, community, and justice: locating Amartya Sen's work on identity pp. 251-266: Mozaffar Qizilbash
Logic of identity pp. 267-284: Bhikhu Parekh
The fog of identity pp. 285-288: Amartya Sen
Clearing the fog pp. 289-290: Bhikhu Parekh
Justice and boundaries pp. 291-309: David Miller
Recognition: personal and political pp. 311-328: Thomas Baldwin
Liberalism and intellectual property rights pp. 329-349: Hugh Breakey
contributors pp. 351-352: N/a

Whose rights? A critique of individual agency as the basis of rights pp. 139-171: E. Glen Weyl
The division of moral labour and the basic structure restriction pp. 173-199: Thomas Porter
Rawls on the practicability of utilitarianism pp. 201-221: Ivar Labukt
Becker's thesis and three models of preference change pp. 223-242: Richard Bradley
contributors pp. 243-243: N/a

Proportionality, winner-take-all, and distributive justice pp. 5-42: Mark R. Reiff
A dilemma for libertarianism pp. 43-72: Karl Widerquist
Contractarianism and cooperation pp. 73-99: Cynthia A. Stark
From the organization to the division of cognitive labor pp. 101-129: Fred D'Agostino
contributors pp. 131-131: N/a