Justification and Legitimacy: Essays on Rights and Obligations

A. John Simmons

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Political Philosophy and Ethics Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Legal Rights and Human Rights

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Introduction 1. The principle of fair play 2. Fair play and political obligation: twenty years later 3. The obligations of citizens and the justification of conscription 4. Associative political obligations 5. External justifications and institutional roles 6. Philosophical anarchism 7. Justification and legitimacy 8. 'Denisons' and 'Aliens': Locke's problem of political consent 9. Human rights and world citizenship: the universality of Human Rights in Kant and Locke 10. Original-acquisition justifications of private property 11. Historical rights and fair shares 12. Makers' rights.

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