MICROAGGRESSIONS are the everyday, minor, and apparently innocuous 'degradations,
and put-downs' experienced by members of oppressed, systematically disadvantaged or …

In Cohen's vision of the just society, there would be no need for unequalizing incentives so
as to benefit the least well-off; instead, people would be motivated by an egalitarian ethos to …

IT is widely conceded by liberals that institutions alone are insufficient to ensure that citizens
behave in the ways required for a liberal state to flourish, be stable, or function at all. A …

Many states offer generous provision of fertility treatment, but this article asks whether and
how such state funding can be justified. I argue that, at most, there is limited justification for …

Uterus transplants provide another treatment for infertility. Some might think that we should
embrace such transplants as one more way to assist people to have children. However, in …

Justified scepticism about distant bureaucracies and transactional politics mutated into a
wholesale retreat from the state on the left–but to create a just and egalitarian society, say …

Someone fails to shake your outstretched hand, puts you down in front of others, or makes a
joke in poor taste. Should we take offence? Wouldn't it be better if we didn't? In the face of …

There is something attractive about combining the values of equality and responsibility, even
though the view most commonly associated with doing so, of luck egalitarianism, is beset …

To ban or significantly restrict visitors for patients in hospital could seem to be simply a
sensible and easy precaution to take during a pandemic: a policy that is unpopular, perhaps …

Political philosophy offers a range of utopian proposals, from open borders to global
egalitarianism. Some object that these proposals ought to be constrained by what is …