History & Theory

A Theory of Justice: John Rawls’ Iconic Work on Social Equality and Fairness

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“A Theory of Justice” by John Rawls is a groundbreaking work that explores the concept of justice and its implications for society. In this comprehensive and thought-provoking book, Rawls outlines his theory of justice as fairness, which proposes that people should be treated equally regardless of their social status or position in life. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the principles of justice and examines how they can be applied to various aspects of society, such as economic policy, distributive justice, and international relations. Rawls also discusses his views on civil liberties and freedom of expression, as well as the role of morality in politics. With this comprehensive look at justice, Rawls has created an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring the concept and its implications for our lives today.

Golden Gates: A Review of the Fight for Affordable Housing in America

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The Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America is a powerful and gripping work of investigative journalism that dives deep into the social, economic and political issues surrounding the growing housing crisis in America. Written by Conor Dougherty, an award-winning journalist at The New York Times, this book offers an eye-opening look into the struggles of people trying to survive the rising costs of housing in major cities like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles. Through his research and interviews with tenants, landlords, activists and policymakers, Dougherty paints a vivid picture of a system that is broken at its core. This book is essential reading for anyone looking for an insightful examination of affordable housing in America.