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cv43nv9581r	Michael Strand	A Genealogy of Social Justice: Britain, 1834-1914	2013		.txt	text/plain	423	7	-6	My argument develops a purposive (or why) based account of the development and introduction of social policy paradigms that stands in contrast to approaches rooted in either political ideology or in social policy modeled as the rational response to social problems as brute facts. From this analysis, I develop an explanatory model for the effects of moral meanings derived from the genesis of shared normative categories; this offers a way of fostering mutually binding social critique that departs from the principles of communicative action; I contribute a new argument for the role that social justice meanings play in general processes of institutionalization; I also offer a moral and evaluative counterweight to contemporary neo-Polanyian understandings of the amoral market in economic sociology; finally, I identify endogenous mechanisms for theorizing macro-cultural change (like rationalization) as part of non-derivative cultural processes.	cache/cv43nv9581r.txt	txt/cv43nv9581r.txt