Luck egalitarianism is based on the idea that arbitrary factors (such as accidents or illness) should not influence equality, and therefore people should be compensated for undeserved …

2005年6月20日 · Many passages in the luck egalitarian literature suggest that justice is luck-neutralization, not luck-amplification, not luck-mitigation (Mason 2006), and not luck-equalization.

Luck egalitarianism, she writes, is “the view that the fundamental aim of equality is to compensate people for undeserved bad luck – being born with poor native endowments, bad parents, and …

2002年8月16日 · Luck egalitarianism could be a module or component in either a consequentialist or non-consequentialist moral doctrine. Luck egalitarianism might specify one goal or even the …

This entry explores the idea of luck egalitarianism, its origins, and its role in the literature on global justice. The first section briefly addresses the question: What is luck egalitarianism? The …

Luck egalitarianism is the view that equality requires the effects of luck on distributive outcomes to be neutralized. 1 Heavily influenced by Ronald Dworkin’s work on equality of resources, luck …

2016年5月12日 · The varieties of luck egalitarianism, as a theory of distributive justice, play a critical role in Lippert-Rasmussen's book, and appear to explain the very particular formulation …

Luck egalitarianism seems to involve a conditional affirmation of equality—it is morally desirable that everyone’s condition should be the same unless differential merit or differences in …

In defense of luck egalitarianism, I will argue that once the limited domain, the special subject matter and specific justificatory purpose of luck egalitarianism are properly identified, these …

Luck egalitarianism is a family of egalitarian theories of distributive justice that aim to counteract the distributive effects of luck. This article explains luck egalitarianism's main ideas, and the …