Justice as Fairness: Book Summary & Analysis

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Justice as Fairness presents a powerful and thought-provoking vision of a society founded on principles of fairness and equality. Through a detailed framework of distributive justice, the book introduces the idea of a "veil of ignorance" as a foundation for designing just institutions. With its focus on ensuring equal basic rights, opportunities, and a fair distribution of wealth and power, this work remains a cornerstone for understanding modern political philosophy. Its relevance extends to debates about democracy, human rights, and the moral underpinnings of a just society.

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