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An intellectual and analytical exploration of the ethical and economic foundations that underpin the concept of justice. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Whatever happened to justice?.
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Justice
Michael Sandel · 2007
A stimulating intellectual workout that transforms abstract philosophy into urgent, everyday moral questions.
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A theory of justice
John Rawls · 1971
A rigorous, monumental thought experiment that challenges you to rebuild society from scratch behind a veil of ignorance.
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The concept of law
H. L. A. Hart · 1961
A rigorous, methodical dismantling of the invisible rules that hold human societies together.
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Philosophy here and now
Lewis Vaughn
A clear, engaging roadmap through the dense forest of human thought, connecting ancient questions to modern life.
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Introduction to jurisprudence
Lloyd of Hampstead, Dennis Lloyd Baron
A monumental, intellectually rigorous immersion into the philosophical foundations of human law and societal order.
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What Money Can't Buy
Michael J. Sandel
An engaging, Socratic exploration that challenges the hidden moral costs of putting a price tag on every aspect of human life.
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Epistemic injustice
Miranda Fricker
A paradigm-shifting philosophical framework that finally gives a name to the invisible ways power dictates whose voice is believed.
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The rhetoric of no
Ray Fabrizio
A thoughtful exploration of dissent as a profound expression of human dignity and the pursuit of a just society.
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About Law
Tony Honoré
A lucid, unpretentious tour through the invisible scaffolding that holds human society together.
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Moral mazes
Robert Jackall · 1988
A chilling, unsparing sociological autopsy of the modern corporate soul and the bureaucratic structures that slowly erode personal ethics.
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PostCapitalism
Paul Mason
An urgent, visionary roadmap for building a more just society from the ashes of a failing economic system.
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The Price of Inequality
Joseph E. Stiglitz
A rigorous, eye-opening autopsy of a rigged economic system that leaves you both frustrated and armed with understanding.
