Freedom and Equality (Routledge Revivals) : The Moral Basis of Democratic Socialism (Hardcover)

Part 1: The Idea of Freedom  1. A Stark Outline of Freedom as Absence of Constraint  2. Positive Conception of Freedom  3. Economic Freedom and Political Liberty  4. Freedom of Expression and Association: The Special Case of the Propagation of ‘Racial Hatred’  5. Paternalist Legislation.  Part 2: Equality and Fraternity  6. Inequality, Poverty and Hierarchy  7. Equality as Impartiality of Consideration  8. John Rawls’s Conception of Equality: Relegation to Third Division Status?  9. Radical Egalitarianism  10. Objections and Impediments to Radical Egalitarianism  11. Is Equality Desirable?  12. Is Inequality Inevitable?  13. The Argument from ‘Incentives’  14. Why are Systems of Inequality Relatively Stable?  15. Does Equality Imply Fraternity?  Part 3: Conclusion: Morality and Socialism  16. Morality: Substantive, Procedural and Critical  17. The Presumption of Freedom and Equality