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On the Value of Distributional Equality
Joseph Raz Columbia Law School; University of Oxford - Faculty of Law October 23, 2008 Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No. 41/2008 Abstract: The paper returns to the question whether equality in distribution is valuable in itself, or, if you like, whether it is intrinsically valuable. Its bulk is an examination of two familiar arguments against the intrinsic value of distributional equality: the levelling down objection and the objection that equality violates some person-affecting condition, in that its realisation does not improve the lot of people. Working Paper Series Date posted: October 27, 2008 ; Last revised: November 03, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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