THEORIES OF JUSTICE

A theory of justice which focuses on the fair distribution of resources and benefits in society. 

• RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

• JUSTICE AS FAIRNES

A theory of justice which emphasizes repairing the harm caused by an offense and restoring relationships.

• RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

• DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• JUSTICE AS FAIRNESS

A theory of justice which is based on the idea of punishment as a response to wrongdoing.

• RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

• DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• RETRIBUTIVE JUSTICE

• JUSTICE AS FAIRNESS

Who is the main proponent of the concept "Justice as Fairness"?

• ARISTOTLE

• JOHN RAWLS

• NOZICK

• IMMANUEL KANT

Rawls' theories can be found in his work entitled ________________________.

• HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

• SOCIAL JUSTICE

• A THEORY OF JUSTICE

• CAPABILITY APPROACH

Nozick objects to Rawls’ theory of justice by arguing that it is too restrictive and limits individual freedom.

• TRUE

• FALSE