Rawls-Handbuch

The Rawls Handbook is a comprehensive reference work that addresses the central themes of political philosophy by John Rawls. It offers a detailed analysis of his influential works, particularly "A Theory of Justice" and "Political Liberalism," and highlights their relevance to current discussions on distributive justice and coexistence in pluralistic societies. Written by a team of renowned authors, the handbook represents the current international state of research and explains key concepts as well as important references and discussions. It is the first German-language work to systematically present the development of Rawls' thoughts, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals in the fields of philosophy, social sciences, law, and theology.