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John Rawls argued for the latter in one of the most important works in political theory of the 20th century, titled A Theory of Justice. He believed the creation of a more just society can be achieved through the redistribution of wealth and resources in a manner that improves the position of the least well-off in society. For Rawls, justice is fairness and what is fair is to ensure that those in the most advantageous position use their position to improve the conditions of the least well off.

Enter Robert Nozick. He had grave concerns about the flaws in Rawls's theories, and went to great lengths to address these flaws in his most important work, Anarchy, State, and Utopia.

Robert Nozick biography

Born in Brooklyn on November 16, 1938, Robert Nozick was an American political philosopher best known for his contribution to political theory in the form of Anarchy, State, and Utopia. Born to immigrant parents, Nozick was an only child and lived in New York until moving to New Jersey where he completed his M.A and Ph.D. at Princeton University.

A photo of Robert Nozick, Author: Libertarian Review, Wiki.commons, PD US

During Nozick's early years as a student, he worked with and supported socialist causes, including Students for a Democratic Society. As he progresse

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The English republican tradition and eighteenth-century France

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