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work_tf3zv4dkrnff3i4ficwsbbnhey	Leo d'Anjou	Social position, ideology, and distributive justice	1995	34	.pdf	application/pdf	15632	1522	75	KEY WORDS: distributive justice; merit; need; class; ideology. Research on distributive justice shows that people actually use consensually held referential structures or justice rules (Cook, 1975) in evaluating differences in preference for the merit and the need principles o f distribuSocial Position, Ideology, and Distributive Justice 357 Ideology is in turn affected by the structural position of people, indicated by other variables such as income, class, gender, and race ( H u b e r social position > ideology; and ideology > justice principle) ideological beliefs connect people's social position to specific attitudes concerning inequality (see Robinson and Bell, 1978; Shepelak, 1989). for our predictions regarding the effect o f class on the principles o f distributive justice and ideology. Again, Social Position, Ideolog~ and Justice Principles Third, ideology connects class as a social structure variable with preferences for the justice principles.	./cache/work_tf3zv4dkrnff3i4ficwsbbnhey.pdf	./txt/work_tf3zv4dkrnff3i4ficwsbbnhey.txt