- Introduction: Responsibility and Justice
- I. Responsibility
- 1. Philosophical Landscape: The New Articulation of Responsibility
- 2. Why Alternate Sequences Are Irrelevant to Responsibility
- 3. Why Responsibility Is Not Essentially Impossible
- 4. Responsibility, Luck, and the “Natural Lottery”
- II. Justice
- 5. Philosophical Landscape: The Luck-Neutralizing Approach to Distributive Justice
- 6. Why the Aim to Neutralize Luck Cannot Provide a Basis for Egalitarianism
- 7. Roemer on Responsibility and Equality
- 8. The Currency of Distributive Justice and Incentive Inequality
- 9. The Real Roles of Responsibility in Justice
- 10. From Ignorance to Maximin: A Bias-Neutralizing Alternative
- Appendix: Outline of the Arguments
- Bibliography
- Index


Justice, Luck, and Knowledge
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Publication Date: 03/31/2005