Religious Exemptions: An Egalitarian Demand? by White, S

Basic Capital in the Egalitarian Toolkit? by White, S

Defending egalitarian institutions in the face of neoliberal folk justice: a case for predistribution by Oba, D

“…<p>This thesis asks: Taking seriously the prevalence of the libertarian attitude, how can we make an effective defence of egalitarian institutions? I respond to this question by working out moral argument for egalitarian institutions that can be grounded in intuitions behind the popular belief of neoliberal folk justice that we see in many affluent capitalist democracies today. …”

Liberal philosophies of ownership by White, S

“…This chapter discusses three liberal philosophies of ownership: right libertarianism, which advocates an expansive conception of private property and which holds that legitimate and strict rights to such property can emerge through the voluntary production and exchange of self-owning individuals on the basis of initial privatizations of external resources that can be very unequal but nevertheless just; left libertarianism, which modifies the right libertarian position by insisting on a (more) egalitarian initial distribution of external resources; and democratic liberalism, which makes all property rights subject to democratic judgements guided by principles of social justice which express an understanding of citizens’ common good. …”

Republicanism and Property-Owning Democracy: How are they connected? by White, S

“…A POD is a market economy, with a significant role for private ownership of the means of production, but in which public authority is used to sustain an egalitarian distribution of productive assets so that market outcomes are more equal than is typical of a capitalist society. …”