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2021
EISSN 2694-5711
Table of Contents
Introduction
INTRODUCING THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF LAW AND EQUALITY
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 1–2.
Symposium on Michael Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
SYMPOSIUM ON MICHAEL SANDEL’S THE TYRANNY OF MERIT
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 3.
POWER STRUGGLES—THE TYRANNY OF MERIT AND THE DEGRADATION OF WORK Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 15–19.
GETTING TO THE AMERICAN DREAM IN 2021 Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 20–26.
MYTHS OF MERITOCRACY Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 27–32.
BEYOND THE DIGNITY OF WORK Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 33–38.
WHAT TO THE BLACK AMERICAN IS THE MERITOCRACY? Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 39–45.
A 2020 PERSPECTIVE ON MERIT—ONE INTERSECTIONAL VISION OF A RACIALLY JUST SOCIETY Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 52–69.
SHAKY DIAGNOSES AND AMBIGUOUS TREATMENTS Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 81–99.
HUMBLE PIE IS COLD COMFORT Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 100–105.
LEFT, RIGHT, AND MERITOCRACY Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 106–110.
DIAGNOSING DEMOCRACY’S DISCONTENT Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 111–116.
EXHORTATION, TRANSFORMATION, AND POLITICS Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 117–131.
WHAT’S NEEDED FOR EQUALITY OF CONDITION? Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 132–138.
THE COMMON GOOD OR THE GOOD OF ALL? Comment on M. Sandel’s The Tyranny of Merit
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 139–145.
HOW MERITOCRACY FUELS INEQUALITY—PART II Reply to Critics
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 146–166.
Articles
THE DISCORDANT SINGER How Peter Singer’s Treatment of Global Poverty and Disability Is Inconsistent and Why It Matters
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 194–220.
PATTERNED INEQUALITY, COMPOUNDING INJUSTICE, AND ALGORITHMIC PREDICTION
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 252–276.
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY IN AN UNJUST WORLD A Reply to Eidelson
American Journal of Law and Equality (2021) 1: 277–285.
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