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MA Political Science Procedural Justice — practice questions

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Procedural justice emphasizes:

  1. fair outcomes only
  2. fair procedures
  3. utilitarian calculus
  4. historical entitlement
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Correct answer: B. fair procedures

1. Procedural justice (Nozick): just outcomes if procedures are just. 2. Distinct from end-state justice (Rawls' difference principle). 3. Property rights and consent are central. __Source: syllabus Political Theory — theories of justice__

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