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Fairness and Futurity

Articles from the last few issues of Fairness and Futurity © Oxford Scholarship Online Monographs
  • Full Text
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. i-328.
    by Dobson, Andrew
  • Introduction
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 1-19.
    by Dobson, Andrew
  • PART I.
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 19-21.
    by Dobson, Andrew
  • 1. Sustainable Development as a Contested Concept
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 21-46.
    by Jacobs, Michael
  • 2. Sustainability: Should We Start from Here?
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 46-69.
    by Holland, Alan
  • PART II.
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 69-71.
    by Dobson, Andrew
  • 3. Sustainable Development and Our Obligations to Future Generations
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 71-93.
    by Beckerman, Wilfred
  • 4. Sustainability and Intergenerational Justice
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 93-118.
    by Barry, Brian
  • 5. Ecology and Opportunity: Intergenerational Equity and Sustainable Options
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 118-151.
    by Norton, Bryan
  • 6. Social Justice and Environmental Goods
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 151-173.
    by Miller, David
  • 7. An Extension of the Rawlsian Savings Principle to Liberal Theories of Justice in General
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 173-199.
    by Wissenburg,
  • 8. Sustainable Development and the Accumulation of Capital: Reconciling the Irreconcilable?
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 199-231.
    by Benton, Ted
  • PART III.
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 231-233.
    by Dobson, Andrew
  • 9. Must the Poor Pay More? Sustainable Development, Social Justice, and Environmental Taxation
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 233-249.
    by Tindale, Stephen, Hewett, Chris
  • 10. Ecological Degradation: A Cause for Conflict, a Concern for Survival
    Fairness and Futurity, pp. 249-328.
    by Neefjes, Koos
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