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work_belcuinjffejvnenqovt6xvs2a	Gotlind Ulshöfer	Theories of Social and Economic Justice	2009	323	.pdf	application/pdf	196564	12204	58	on Charles Reich's work,7 for instance, are subjected to a critique that implies that these theories are not suitable for arguments in favour of state provision of access to social and economic benefits.8 Equally strong criticism is leveled at equality-based theories, partly relying on a critique developed by Michelman.9 On the other hand, however, equality-based theories have central distinction between rights-based and needs-based theories of social and economic justice, partly because of Michelman's pivotal role in emphasizing the distinction and the importance of the often ignored needs-based arguments.10 The theoretical arguments on either side I will then turn to the question of explanation and briefly sketch the anti-paternalist social vision that has made the idea of socio-economic interests as substantive constitutional rights seem uncongenial, if not anathema to the American legal mind.	./cache/work_belcuinjffejvnenqovt6xvs2a.pdf	./txt/work_belcuinjffejvnenqovt6xvs2a.txt