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Pluralism and Natural Justice
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Module 5
Libertarianism and Entitlement Theory
1
Nozick's Entitlement Theory: Acquisition, Transfer, and Rectification
Explain Nozick's entitlement theory based on just acquisition, transfer, and rectification.
2
Process vs. Outcome Justice
Distinguish historical principles (process-based) from end-state or patterned principles (outcome-based) of justice.
3
Wilt Chamberlain and Distributive Justice
Analyze the Wilt Chamberlain argument against patterned theories of distributive justice.
4
Negative vs. Positive Rights: State Implications
Distinguish negative rights from positive rights and their different implications for the scope and function of the state.
5
Evaluating State Functions Through a Libertarian Lens
Apply libertarian principles to evaluate the legitimacy of state functions like taxation and regulation.
6
Comparing Minarchism, Anarcho-Capitalism, and Classical Liberalism
Compare minimal state libertarianism (minarchism) with anarcho-capitalism and classical liberalism.
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