PART Ⅰ CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 3
1 Frank I.Michelman (2003), ‘Rawls on Constitutionalism and Constitutional Law’, in S.Freeman (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Rawls, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp.394-425. 3
2 Ronald Dworkin (2004), ‘Rawls and the Law’, Fordham Law Review, 72, pp.1387-405. 35
3 Charles A.Kelbley (2004), ‘Are There Limits to Constitutional Change? Rawls on Comprehensive Doctrines, Unconstitutional Amendments, and the Basis of Equality’, Fordham Law Review, 72, pp.1487-536. 55
4 Neomi Rao (1998), ‘A Backdoor to Policy Making: The Use of Philosophers by the Supreme Court’, University of Chicago Law Review, 65, pp.1371-401. 105
5 Thom Brooks (2003), ‘Does Philosophy Deserve a Place at the Supreme Court?’, Rutgers Law Record, 27, pp.1-17. 137
PART Ⅱ IMMIGRATION 157
6 Matthew Lister (2010), ‘Immigration, Association, and the Family’, Law and Philosophy, 29, pp.717-45. 157
PART Ⅲ POLITICAL LIBERALISM AND PUBLIC REASON 189
7 Michael J.Sandel (1994), ‘Political Liberalism’, Harvard Law Review, 107, pp.1765-94. 189
8 Frank I.Michelman (1994), ‘The Subject of Liberalism’, Stanford Law Review, 46, pp.1807-33. 219
9 Kent Greenawalt (1995), ‘Some Problems with Public Reason in John Rawls’s Political Liberalism’, Loyola ofLos Angeles Law Review, 28, pp.1303-17. 247
10 Ronald C.Den Otter (2005), ‘Can a Liberal Take His Own Side in an Argument? The Case for John Rawls’s Idea of Political Liberalism’, Saint Louis University Law Journal, 49, pp.319-66. 263
PART Ⅳ PRIVATE LAW 313
11 Kevin A.Kordana and David H.Tabachnick (2006), ‘On Belling the Cat: Rawls and Tort as Corrective Justice’, Virginia Law Review, 92, pp.1279-310. 313
12 Arthur Ripstein (2006), ‘Private Order and Public Justice: Kant and Rawls’, Virginia Law Review, 92, pp.1391-438. 345
PART Ⅴ REPARATIONS 395
13 Martin D.Carcieri (2010), ‘Rawls and Reparations’, Michigan Journal of Race and Law, 15, pp.267-316. 395
PART Ⅵ GLOBAL JUSTICE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW 447
14 John Tasioulas (2002), ‘From Utopia to Kazanistan: John Rawls and the Law of Peoples’, Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 22, pp.367-96. 447
15 Thomas W.Pogge (2004), ‘The Incoherence between Rawls’s Theories of Justice’, Fordham Law Review, 72, pp.1739-59. 477
16 Leif Wenar (2006), ‘Why Rawls is Not a Cosmopolitan Egalitarian’, in R.Martin and D.A.Reidy (eds), Rawls’s Law of Peoples: A Realistic Utopia?, Oxford:Blackwell Publishing, pp.95-113. 499
17 Regina Kreide (2009), ‘Preventing Military Humanitarian Intervention? John Rawls and Jurgen Habermas on a Just Global Order’, German Law Journal, 10,pp.93-113. 519
18 David Reidy (2010), ‘Human Rights and Liberal Toleration’, Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence, 23, pp.287-317. 541
Name Index 573