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Boston University Law Review 90:2 (April 2010)
via Concurring Opinions de Boston University Law Review em 31/05/10

Boston University Law Review, Issue 90:2 (April 2010)

SYMPOSIUM

Justice for Hedgehogs: A Conference on Ronald Dworkin’s Forthcoming Book

Editors’ Foreword

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Justice for Hedgehogs
Ronald Dworkin, Page 469

PANEL I: TRUTH AND METAETHICS

The Possibility of Metaethics
Russ Shafer-Landau, Page 479

Moral Skepticism for Foxes
Daniel Star, Page 497

Dworkin on External Skepticism
Michael Smith, Page 509

A Historian’s Comment on the Metaethics Panel at Justice for Hedgehogs: A Conference on Ronald Dworkin’s Forthcoming Book
Aaron Garrett, Page 521

PANEL II: INTERPRETATION

Two Takes on Truth in Normative Discourse
Benjamin C. Zipursky, Page 525

Is Moral Reasoning Conceptual Interpretation?
Richard H. Fallon, Jr., Page 535

The Unity of Interpretation
Lawrence B. Solum, Page 551

Material Rights, Underenforcement, and the Adjudication Thesis
Lawrence Sager, Page 579

Moral Limits of Dworkin’s Theory of Law and Legal Interpretation
David Lyons, Page 595

PANEL III: ETHICS AND FREE WILL

Varieties of Responsibility
T.M. Scanlon, Page 603

Responsibility and Free Will in Dworkin’s Justice for Hedgehogs
Robert Kane, Page 611

Mental Disorders and the “System of Judgmental Responsibility”
Anita L. Allen, Page 621

Dworkin’s Living Well and the Well-Being Revolution
Christine Jolls, Page 641

Dworkin on Ethics and Freewill: Comments and Questions
Amartya Sen, Page 657

PANEL IV: MORALITY: AID, HARM, AND OBLIGATION

Dignity and Global Duty
Kwame Anthony Appiah, Page 661

Liberal Responsibility: A Comment on Justice for Hedgehogs
John C.P. Goldberg, Page 677

What Ethical Responsibility Cannot Justify: A Discussion of Ronald Dworkin’s Justice for Hedgehogs
F.M. Kamm, Page 691

Dworkin’s Two Principles of Dignity: An Unsatisfactory Nonconsequentialist Account of Interpersonal Moral Duties
Kenneth W. Simons, Page 715

State Legitimacy and Political Obligation in Justice for Hedgehogs: The Radical Potential of Dworkinian Dignity
Susanne Sreedhar & Candice Delmas, Page 737

PANEL V: POLITICS AND JUSTICE I

In Hedgehog Solidarity
C. Edwin Baker, Page 759

Rights, Harms, and Duties: A Response to Justice for Hedgehogs
Robin West, Page 819

Taking Responsibilities as Well as Rights Seriously
James E. Fleming, Page 839

Dworkin’s “One-System” Conception of Law and Morality
Hugh Baxter, Page 857

Justice and Elegance for Hedgehogs – In Life, Law, and Literature
Linda C. McClain, Page 863

In Favor of Foxes: Pluralism as Fact and Aid to the Pursuit of Justice
Martha Minow & Joseph William Singer, Page 903

PANEL VI: POLITICS AND JUSTICE II

Equality of Resources, Market Luck, and the Justification of Adjusted Market Distributions
Samuel Freeman, Page 921

Foxy Freedom?
Frank I. Michelman, Page 949

Human Rights for Hedgehogs?: Global Value Pluralism, International Law, and Some Reservations of the Fox
Robert D. Sloane, Page 975

Procedure, Participation, Rights
Robert G. Bone, Page 1011

Against Majoritarianism: Democratic Values and Institutional Design
Stephen Macedo, Page 1029

A Majority in the Lifeboat
Jeremy Waldron, Page 1043

RESPONSE

Response
Ronald Dworkin, Page 1059



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