Responsibility, Rights, And Welfare: The Theory Of The Welfare State

agency argued argument assumption autonomy basic needs behavior benefits calculating altruists charity citizens claims classical liberals Cobbett coercion collective common concern consequentialist contribute critics democracy democratic dependent discussion distribution duty economic effect egalitarian equal example exploitation freedom Goodin Grotius guarantee human idea imperfect duty income individual institutions interest intervention justified labor laissez-faire liberal libertarians liberty limited London market economy market failure Mill Mill's Montesquieu moral natural law negative rights neoconservative normative obligation outcomes people's person political economy Poor Law positive rights possible poverty preconditions preference principle Prisoner's Dilemma private property problem production programs property rights protection quasi-market question rational reasons recipients reciprocal altruists redistribution relief right of necessity right to welfare Rutherforth scheme social justice society sort strategy subsistence taxation theory of justice things University Press voluntary welfare provision welfare rights