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Brings together for the first time John Finnis's wide-ranging contributions to political philosophy, developing his account of political community, social justice, and contemporary controversies in political moralityIncludes six previously unpublished papers, including an analysis of the foundations of human rights, the role of labour unions in a just society, and a new restatement of the morality of sexual relationsCoverage includes the major battlegrounds of modern political morality, from the role of the state in personal relations, the nature and achievement of economic justice, and the legal control of euthanasia and abortion
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Brings together for the first time John Finnis's wide-ranging contributions to political philosophy, developing his account of political community, social justice, and contemporary controversies in political moralityIncludes six previously unpublished papers, including an analysis of the foundations of human rights, the role of labour unions in a just society, and a new restatement of the morality of sexual relationsCoverage includes the major battlegrounds of modern political morality, from the role of the state in personal relations, the nature and achievement of economic justice, and the legal control of euthanasia and abortion
