ECON BC 2075y Lecture 17: Lecture 17 Notes
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Equality as an objective: the egalitarian return part ii. Equality as an objective, equality of what. On voting, political equality and social responsibility. Policy choices of women and role of the state (affirmative action revisited) Compulsory at 18 years, optional at 16-18 years (ex. Compulsory at 21 years for men only (ex. An egalitarian is any person who attaches some value to equality itself (that is, any person that cares at all about equality, over and above the extent to which it promotes other ideals). So equality needn"t be the only value, or even the ideal she values most. Situation may be different if there is inequality in: Two camps of egalitarianism and anderson"s democratic equality. Justice, institutions, and luck: the site, ground, and scope of equality by kok- A position, or a family of positions, associated principally with. the writings of, among others, ronald dworkin, g. a. cohen, richard arneson, and.