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luck egalitarianism: a standalone construct

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Political philosophy

the view that inequalities due to unchosen bad luck are unjust while those due to people's own choices may be fair.

In political philosophy, luck egalitarianism refers to the view that inequalities due to unchosen bad luck are unjust while those due to people's own choices may be fair. This meaning comes from Cohen (1989) in Ethics.[1]

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  1. Cohen, G. A. (1989). On the Currency of Egalitarian Justice. Ethics, 99(4), 906-944. https://doi.org/10.1086/293126

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