Justice, ethics, and New Zealand society /

What is sovereignty? Was it ceded to the Crown in the Treaty of Waitangi? If land was unjustly confiscated over a century ago, should it be returned? Is an ecosystem valuable in itself, or only because of its value to people? Does a property right entail a right to destroy? Can collectives (such as...

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Corporate Author: Australasian Association of Philosophy New Zealand Division. Conference
Other Authors: Oddie, Graham, 1954-, Perrett, Roy W
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Auckland ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1992
Auckland ; New York : c1992
Auckland ; New York : 1992
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: Philosophy in a New Zealand Setting / Graham Oddie and Roy W. Perrett
  • The Colonization of Maori Philosophy / Moana Jackson
  • A Maori Concept of Collective Responsibility / John Patterson
  • Individualism, Justice, and the Maori View of the Self / Roy W. Perrett
  • Sovereigns, Sovereignty, and the Treaty of Waitangi / Stephen Davies and R.E. Ewin
  • The Treaty of Waitangi and Hobbes's Condition of Mere Nature / R.E. Ewin
  • Is the Treaty of Waitangi a Social Contract? / Jindra Tichy and Graham Oddie
  • Legal Reasoning and the Treaty of Waitangi: Orthodox and Radical Approaches / Paul McHugh
  • The Treaty and the Universities / John Bishop
  • Principled Pragmatism: Edmund Burke, the Americans, and Waitangi / Keith Campbell
  • Historic Injustice: Its Remembrance and Supercession / Jeremy Waldron
  • Liberty in the Republic / Philip Pettit
  • Property Rights and Preservationist Duties / Robert Goodin
  • On the Value Core of Deep-Green Theory / Richard Sylvan
  • Introduction: philosophy in a New Zealand setting / Graham Oddie and Roy W. Perrett--The colonization of Maōri philosophy / Moana Jacksin--A Maōri concept of collective responsibility / John Patterson--Individualism, justice, and the Maōri view of the self / Roy W. Perrett--Sovereigns, sovereignty, and the Treaty of Waitangi / Stephen Davies and R.E. Ewin--The Treaty of Waitangi and Hobbes's condition of mere nature / R.E. Ewin--Is the Treaty of Waitangi a social contract? / Jindra Tichy and Graham Oddie--Legal reasoning and the Treaty of Waitangi: orthodox and radical approaches / Paul McHugh--The treaty and the universities / John Bishop--Principled pragmatism: Edmund Burke, the Americans, and Waitangi / Keith Campbell--Historic injustice: its remembrance and supercession / Jeremy Waldron--Liberty in the republic / Philip Pettit--Property rights and preservationist duties / Robert Goodin--On the value core of the deep-green theory / Richard Sylvan