Reflections on Rawls : an assessment of his legacy

Contents: Preface Introduction, Shaun P. Young Rawls's public reason and American society, George Klosko Primary goods versus capabilities: defending the good against the equally good?, Harry Brighouse and Elaine Unterhalter Rawls's commitment to fair equality of opportunity: rethinking his arguments for democratic equality 4 decades later, Lesley A. Jacobs John Rawls's genealogy of liberalism, Ronald Beiner Rawls's social contract: not really, Jan Narveson Realism and moralism in political theory: the legacies of John Rawls, William A. Galston John Rawls: liberalism at the limits of intolerance, Glen Newey Is political liberalism hostile to religion?, Patrick Neal Political toleration and coercive intervention in the international sphere, Rex Martin Rawls's priority of rights: quandaries and implications for international relations and the issue of intervention, David P. Shugarman Index.