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LIBERTY, EQUALITY,
FRATERNITY
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Paul Spicker
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Contents
Preface
Notes on the author
Introduction
Social welfare
Part One: Liberty
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Negative freedom
Positive freedom
Personal autonomy
Individual and social concepts of freedom
Arguments against liberty
Liberty in theory: an overview
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Towards a free society
A free society
Creating the conditions for liberty
Freedom and the welfare state
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Part Two: Equality
three Equality
The meaning of equality
Inequalities
Arguments for inequality
Equality of what?
Equality and social justice
Individual and social equality
Equality and freedom
Equality in theory: an overview
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four Towards equality
Policies for equality
Equality and redistribution
Approaches to equality and egalitarian policies
Towards an equal society
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Liberty, equality, fraternity
Part Three: Fraternity
five Fraternity and solidarity
Fraternity
Collective action
Cooperation
Mutual responsibility and aid
Solidarity
The common good
Social responsibility
The case against solidarity
Solidarity and equality
Solidarity and freedom
Fraternity and solidarity in theory: an overview
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The inclusive society
Solidarity in practice
Promoting social solidarity
Solidarity and social welfare
The inclusive society
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Conclusion: radical politics
Radical politics: three models
The political opposition
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References
Subject index
Index of names
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