Justice and Judgment

Focusing on theories of judgement in political and moral philosophy, this book critically examines the works of key thinkers such as Rawls and Dworkin. It provides a historical overview of judgement models, explores the role of constitutions, and discusses deliberative democracy. The concluding sections delve into universalism, contemporary liberalism, and the relationship between judgement and justice, offering readers a nuanced understanding of these complex themes in modern political discourse.