Subject(s): Institutions -- Liberty -- Obligation -- Role of justice, subjects of justice, classical utilitarianism, intuitionism, moral theory -- Principles of justice : Institutions and formals justice, interpretations of second principle, democratic equality and difference principle, fair equality of opportunity and pure procedural justice, primary social goods as basic expectations, relevant social positions, tendency to equity -- Original position : Nature of the argument for conceptions of justice, presentation of alternatives, formal constraints of concept of rights, principles of average utility, classical utilitarianism, impartiality and benevolence -- Institutions : Equal liberty - 4 stage sequence, liberty, equal liberty of conscience, toleration and common interest, political justice and constitution, limitations on principles of participation, rule of law, Kantian interpretation of justice as fairness -- Distributive shares : justice in political economy, economic system, legitimate expectations and moral desert, principles of perfection -- Duty and obligation : Arguments for principles of natural duty, duty to comply with an unjust law, status of majority rules, civil disobedience, definition of conscientious refusal, justification of civil disobedience, justification of conscientious refusal, role of civil disobedience -- Goodness as rationality : definition of goods for simpler cases definition of good for plans of life, deliberative rationality, Aristotelian principles, self respect -- Sense of justice : Well ordered society, morality of authority, association and principles , moral sentiments -- Goods of justice : Autonomy and objectivity, social union, problem of envy, priority of liberty