Republican Justice as Non-Domination

Explain the republican conception of freedom as 'non-domination' and distinguish it from 'non-interference' (negative liberty).

Analyze how the mere capacity for arbitrary power creates unfreedom, even without actual interference.

Describe the republican emphasis on the rule of law, constitutional safeguards, and civic virtue as remedies for domination.

Apply republican principles to evaluate sources of domination in modern society, such as in market relations or administrative states.

Compare republican non-domination with positive liberty, negative liberty, and relational equality.