A Just Society Is A

Political Philosophy Is Realistically Utopian When It Extends What Are Ordinarily Thought To Be The Limits Of Practicable Political Possibility And, In So Doing, Reconciles Us To Our Political And Social Condition. Our Hope For The Future Of Our Society Rests On The Belief That The Social World Allows A Reasonably Just Society Of Peoples.

If A Were Not Allowed His Better Position, B Would Be Even Worse Off Than He Is.

The Hazards Of The Generalized Prisoner's Dilemma Are Removed By The Match Between The Right And The Good.

A Scheme Is Unjust When The Higher Expectations, One Or More Of Them, Are Excessive. If These Expectations Were Decreased, The Situation Of The Less Favored Would Be Improved.

Ideal Legislators Do Not Vote Their Interests.