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iaajah-5469	Nwagbara, Rufus Godswill; Orji, Chidi Paul, Ph.D.	John Rawls' Ethical Principles of Justice as a Solution to Problems of Social Cooperation and Injustice in Contemporary Democratic Societies	2024	18	.pdf	application/pdf	9853	477	56	Rawls' theory of justice appears to be a theory of social justice as it highlights a redistributive production-distribution distinction. Some economic liberals, who view Rawls' theory of justice as a strong egalitarian doctrine, argue that Rawls's goal-statement, that is, the welfare of the least advantaged They argue that it prefers a fair distribution that maximizes In addition to this, the same people also oppose Rawls' assumption that natural talents constitute a common pool to be distributed according to the principles of social justice.	cache/iaajah-5469.pdf	txt/iaajah-5469.txt