Foundations of egalitarian justice by Hinton, Timothy John

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Efficient and egalitarian consensus by Ren, Ling, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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The role of the gene Egalitarian in Drosophila oocyte determination and polarity by Mach, Jennifer M

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Making Linux Protection Mechanisms Egalitarian with UserFS by Kim, Taesoo, Zeldovich, Nickolai

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Making Linux protection mechanisms egalitarian with UserFS by Kim, Taesoo, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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The end of solidarity? : the decline of egalitarian wage policies in Italy and Sweden

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Native Amazonian children forego egalitarianism in merit-based tasks when they learn to count by Jara-Ettinger, Julian, Kidd, Celeste, Piantadosi, Steve, Gibson, Edward A.

“…A distribution could count as fair if all members receive an equal reward (egalitarian distributions), or if each member's reward is proportional to their merit (merit-based distributions). …”
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17.01J / 24.04J Justice, Fall 2002 by Cohen, Joshua, 1951-

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17.01J / 24.04J Justice, Spring 2006 by Cohen, Joshua

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Should We Wish Well to All? by Hare, Caspar

“…Keywords: agglomeration; beneficence; consequentialism; constraints; deontology; egalitarianism; incommensurability; prioritarianism…”
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Human Cooperation and the Crises of Climate Change, COVID-19, and Misinformation by Van Lange, Paul AM, Rand, David G

“…To that end, we present ( a) an overview of mechanisms for the evolution of cooperation, including mechanisms based on similarity and interaction; ( b) a discussion of how reputation can incentivize cooperation via conditional cooperation and signaling; and ( c) a review of social preferences that undergird the proximate psychology of cooperation, including positive regard for others, parochialism, and egalitarianism. We discuss the three focal crises facing our society through the lens of cooperation, emphasizing how cooperation research can inform our efforts to address them. …”
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Economic inequalities and choice : a reassessment of Ronald Dworkin's theory of distributive justice by Sofaer, Neema, 1972-

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Liberalism and ethical life : on equality, neutrality, and culture by Kurtz, Roxanne Marie

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Political liberalism, social pluralism and group conflict by Manikkalingam, Ramanujam

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Intuitive Sociology: Children Recognize Decision-Making Structures and Prefer Groups With Less-Concentrated Power by Thomas, Ashley J., Mitchell, Vivian, Sumner, Emily, Terrizzi, Brandon F., Piff, Paul K., Sarnecka, Barbara W.

“…In the hierarchical group, one character made all the decisions; in the egalitarian group, each group member made one decision. …”
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Cerda and Barcelona : research and plan by Alonso Fernández, Valeria, 1977-

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On fairness in decision-making under uncertainty: Definitions, computation, and comparison by Zhang, Chongjie, Shah, Julie A

“…To address this issue, this paper introduces egalitarian solution criteria for sequential decision-making under uncertainty, which are based on the maximin principle. …”
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Healthcare - Solutions for a Better World ? by Datta, Shoumen

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Institutionalizing Dualism: Complementarities and Change in France and Germany by Thelen, Kathleen, Palier, Bruno

“…Contrary to theoretical accounts that suggest that institutional complementarities support stability and institutional reproduction, the authors argue that the linkages across these realms have helped to translate employer strategies that originated in the realm of industrial relations into a stable, new, and less egalitarian model with state support.…”
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Measuring the Collective Potential of Populations From Dynamic Social Interaction Data by Cebrian, Manuel, Lahiri, Mayank, Oliver, Nuria, Pentland, Alex Paul

“…In any society, is the way in which individuals interact, intentionally or unintentionally, designed to maximize global benefit, or does it result in a fundamentally non-egalitarian stratification of society, where a small number of individuals inevitably dominate? …”
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