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Why Not Socialism?
G. A. Cohen
Argues from the cooperative spirit of a camping trip that a fully socialist society, organised around equality and community rather than market incentive, is both desirable and feasible in principle.
Philosophy · Social & Political Philosophy
A topic within Social & Political Philosophy, itself one of 11 topics in that field and part of Philosophy.
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G. A. Cohen
Argues from the cooperative spirit of a camping trip that a fully socialist society, organised around equality and community rather than market incentive, is both desirable and feasible in principle.
Ronald Dworkin
Argues that equality of welfare is an unworkable ideal of distributive justice because it makes what people are entitled to depend on their tastes, and proposes equality of resources instead.