Calling State Power to Account
Reparations in Morality, Law, and Politics
336 pages | 1 halftones | 6 x 9
Law and Legal Studies: Law and Society
Philosophy: Political Philosophy
Political Science: American Government and Politics, Race and Politics
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction: Recoupling Reparations and Blame After the Structural Turn
Part One. A Moral Theory of Reparations
Chapter One. Reparations as a Moral Idea
Chapter Two. The State as Wrongdoer
Chapter Three. From Synchronic to Diachronic Harms
Chapter Four. Duties of Repair, Distributive Justice Duties, and the Significance of Reparations Demands
Chapter Five. Reparations to Black Americans
Part Two. From Moral Theory to Real World Practice
Chapter Six. Reparations and the Limits of Legal Liability
Chapter Seven. Are Reparations Constitutional?
Chapter Eight. Reparations in the (Nonjudicial) Political Realm
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index