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work_hiiinsghivhgziswrj6z6f3mfm	Govind Persad	Downward mobility and Rawlsian justice	2017	24	.pdf	application/pdf	11356	720	55	principles—the basic liberties, fair equality of opportunity, and the difference principle—nor in other aspects of Rawls's theory (the concept of legitimate expectations, downwardly mobile individuals with any special protection against, or compensation for, the effects of social change, and that it would act rightly in not providing 1 John Rawls, A Theory of Justice (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1999), p. climate change.2 Hsieh argues that we must respect doctors' ''legitimate expectations'' of earning a pre-reform market wage.3 And James asserts that ''because it Rawls's theory of justice involves two principles, which are presented in order of read Rawls as defining the rule of law to protect expectations or to treat such protection of individuals' expectations trump fair equality of opportunity and the Rawlsian society prioritizes the right (justice) over the good (life plans). social institutions may change in order to better realize principles of justice. Rawlsian justice excludes special protection against downward mobility, but also	./cache/work_hiiinsghivhgziswrj6z6f3mfm.pdf	./txt/work_hiiinsghivhgziswrj6z6f3mfm.txt