Nunzio Ali's Proportional Justice and Economic Inequality
- Explores how social justice correlates with economic inequality to favour the best-off and advocates for a system of proportional justice.
- discusses the primary rules of society and material domination in contemporary politics; how money influences politics and what are the remedies for this phenomenon; the space of 'merit' in a liberal democracy; social justice faces the questions of power, poverty, efficiency, individual merit, and economic liberties; and most importantly, how to determine income and wealth limit ratios in a liberal democracy.
- will be of great interest to students and researchers of political theory, political philosophy, economics and development, economics theory and philosophy, and social policy.
