Introduction Part I: Economic Justice as a Problematic Area 1. The Systematic Exclusions of Economic Relations from the Domain of Justice 2. Unsystematic Ethical Conceptions of the Economy 3. The Normative Confusions of Marx’s Economic Theory Part II: Conceiving the Just Economy 4. Hegel’s Mandate for the Just Economy 5. The Elementary Structure of Market Freedom 6. The Place of Capital in the Market Economy 7. Classes, Estates, and Economic Justice 8. Commodity Relations and the Enforcement of Economic Justice 9. The Limits of Private Intervention in the Market 10. The Normative Principles of Public Intervention in the Market 11. The Limits of the Public Enforcement of Economic Welfare Notes Index
Biography
Richard Dien Winfield
