Nicholas Vrousalis
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This comment discusses Axel Gosseries contribution to Diacritica. I shall first raise some doubts about the cogency of Gosseries’ interpretation of Rawls' theory of intergenerational justice, and then argue that that interpretation is implausible in its own right.
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This comment discusses Axel Gosseries contribution to Diacritica. I shall first raise some doubts about the cogency of Gosseries’ interpretation of Rawls' theory of intergenerational justice, and then argue that that interpretation is implausible in its own right.
Key concepts: Interpretation (philosophy), Economic Justice, Epistemology, Positive economics, Sociology, Law and economics, Economics, Neoclassical economics