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work_ehotxdwno5fdjhsusmfrxvf6ym	PHILIPPE VAN PARIJS	Social Justice and Individual Ethics	1995	29	.pdf	application/pdf	12083	525	54	personal ethics, commitment to a maximin conception of social justice Moreover, the f~ct that people's self-regarding preferences, as aggregated by any unbiased utilitarian calculus, can be allowed to vary without limits shows that utilitarianism, at both the personal and the social level, is in some sense "liberal" or "non-perfectionistic". or well-ordered society, people are committed to the principles of justice seems able to generate, with choice sets thus shaped, a smooth convergence between commitment to justice and self-interest, the latter negatively defined as whatever, among the things a person cares about, does are asked to select the one that maximizes the social surplus (to be distributed equally to all and thereby provide the income entering the zero Does the ideal of a just society involve that people should always sacrifice their self-interest to their commitment to the difference principle, by 	./cache/work_ehotxdwno5fdjhsusmfrxvf6ym.pdf	./txt/work_ehotxdwno5fdjhsusmfrxvf6ym.txt