Intergenerational Justice: Rights and Responsibilities in an Intergenerational Polity

Janna L. Thompson

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1. Introduction: Towards a Theory of Justice for an Intergenerational Polity 2. Justice, Identity and Existence 3. Lifetime-Transcending Interests 4. Lifetime-Transcending Interests and Duties to Past People 5. Citizenship and Responsibility for the Past 6. Being Just to Future Citizens 7. Generational Rights and Duties 8. Fair Shares 9. Creating Future Generations 10. Sustainability and Future Generations 11. Global Intergenerational Justice

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