Critical notice of Hillel Steiner, An essay on rights
Canadian journal of philosophy, vol. 26, no. 2, 1996, pp. 283–302
Abstract
An Essay on Rights brings together Steiner’s work over the past three decades on compossibility, freedom, self-ownership, and distributive justice. Justice is presented as a set of rules for determining who has the right of way. This review traces the argument, paying special attention to the tensions that eme 2710 rge as Steiner tries to make the different parts of his theory fit together.
