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| The Job of Justice | |
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| Which Inequalities Matter Most | |
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| Justice and Well-Being | |
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| Justice, Sufficiency, and Systematic Disadvantage | |
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| Foundations of Public Health | |
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| Medical Care and Insurance Markets | |
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| Setting Priorities | |
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| Justice, Democracy, and Social Values | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Essential Dimensions of Well-Being | |
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| A Moderate Essentialism | |
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| Well-Being and Nonideal Theory | |
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| The Main Alternatives | |
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| Capabilities, Functioning, and Well-Being | |
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| Relativism, Moral Imperialism, and Political Neutrality | |
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| Justice and Basic Human Rights | |
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| Justice, Sufficiency, and Systematic Disadvantage | |
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| Varieties of Egalitarianism | |
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| The Leveling-Down Objection | |
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| The Strict Egalitarian's Pluralist Defense | |
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| Is the Appeal to Equality Unavoidable | |
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| A Sufficiency of Well-Being Approach | |
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| Toward a Unified Theory of Social Determinants and Well-Being | |
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| Densely Woven, Systematic Patterns of Disadvantage | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Social Justice and Public Health | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Moral Justification for Public Health | |
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| Public Health, the Negative Point of Justice, and Systematic Disadvantage | |
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| Public Health, the Positive Point of Justice, and Health Inequalities | |
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| Medical Care and Insurance Markets | |
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| The Moral Foundations of Markets | |
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| Sources of Market Failure | |
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| Responses to Market Failure: Some Examples from the U.S. Experience | |
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| Making Matters Worse: Employer-Based Insurance in the United States | |
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| Private Markets and Public Safety Nets | |
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| Setting Priorities | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Mimicking Markets | |
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| Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Utility Alternatives | |
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| Systematic Disadvantage | |
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| The Relevance of Childhood, Old Age, and Human Development | |
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| Beyond Separate Spheres of Justice | |
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| Trade-Offs within Health | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Justice, Democracy, and Social Values | |
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| Lost on the Oregon Trail | |
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| From Substantive Justice | |
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| Mimicking Majorities: Moralizing Preferences and Empiricizing Equity | |
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| Theory, After All? | |
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| DALYs, Deliberation, and Empirical Ethics | |
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| Facts and Theory | |
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| References | |
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| Author Index | |
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| Subject Index | |