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work_wcj27unmardgreyi5by65fettm	ONORA O'NEILL	Bounded and cosmopolitan justice	2000	26	.pdf	application/pdf	9552	718	67	In Political Liberali.sm and in The Law of Peoples, which includes a separate essay on 'The Idea of Public Reason',john Rawls explicitly rejects the underlying assumption of the communitarian pr~jcct: In fact, the conception of a 'people' on which Rawls builds his account of justice beyond boundaries is a remarkably state-like conception, based on the protection of territory and self-interest: Rawls's choice of peoples rather than states as the agents whose deliberations are basic to justice beyond boundaries is, I think, motivated Rawls views his philosophy ao; in many w·.tys Kantian, and makes frequent references to Kant's in his writing on justice across boundaries. as well as in the civic reasoning Rawls commends, are all in Kant's view private, or at least as not fully public, because In these conditions the Universal Principle of Justice can be best implemented by establishing states with republican constitutions, which guarantee freedom within the law at least 	./cache/work_wcj27unmardgreyi5by65fettm.pdf	./txt/work_wcj27unmardgreyi5by65fettm.txt