This article explores Rawls's evolving orientation to “the tradition of political philosophy” over the course his academic career, culminating in Justice as Fairness: A Restatement (2001). Drawing on archival material, it argues that fascination with arose out own pedagogical engagement debate around “death 1950s. Throughout, I highlight significance teaching—beginning earliest lectures social ...

In this article I critically survey non-edited books on political and legal philosophy that have been composed by those working in the sub-Saharan African tradition appeared print since 2016. These monographs principally address political, distributive, criminal justice at domestic level, with recounting essentials of these texts as well noting prima facie weaknesses their positions gaps curren...