Young Kim is a partner at KYZ Law, PC. He has taught at the University of Colorado School of Law and Northwestern University School of Law.

• Chapter 1: The Question of JusticePart I: Foundational MattersChapter 2: Plato: A Moral UniverseChapter 3: Aristotle: The Virtuous LifePart II: The Inquiry into JusticeChapter 4: The Moral InquiryChapter 5: ValuesChapter 6: The Nature of the PolityPart III: Debates of JusticeChapter 7: The Nature of JusticeChapter 8: Individual Rights and Responsibilities Chapter 9: International RelationsChapter 10: Future LivesConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author

Recent works on the nature of justice have generally been insufficiently attentive to many of the relevant ideas proposed by classical thinkers on the subject. Justice: Classical Foundations and Contemporary Debates offers a welcome corrective to that trend.

Young Kim is a partner at KYZ Law, PC. He has taught at the University of Colorado School of Law and Northwestern University School of Law.

• Chapter 1: The Question of JusticePart I: Foundational MattersChapter 2: Plato: A Moral UniverseChapter 3: Aristotle: The Virtuous LifePart II: The Inquiry into JusticeChapter 4: The Moral InquiryChapter 5: ValuesChapter 6: The Nature of the PolityPart III: Debates of JusticeChapter 7: The Nature of JusticeChapter 8: Individual Rights and Responsibilities Chapter 9: International RelationsChapter 10: Future LivesConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author

Recent works on the nature of justice have generally been insufficiently attentive to many of the relevant ideas proposed by classical thinkers on the subject. Justice: Classical Foundations and Contemporary Debates offers a welcome corrective to that trend.

Young Kim is a partner at KYZ Law, PC. He has taught at the University of Colorado School of Law and Northwestern University School of Law.

• Chapter 1: The Question of JusticePart I: Foundational MattersChapter 2: Plato: A Moral UniverseChapter 3: Aristotle: The Virtuous LifePart II: The Inquiry into JusticeChapter 4: The Moral InquiryChapter 5: ValuesChapter 6: The Nature of the PolityPart III: Debates of JusticeChapter 7: The Nature of JusticeChapter 8: Individual Rights and Responsibilities Chapter 9: International RelationsChapter 10: Future LivesConclusionBibliographyAbout the Author

Recent works on the nature of justice have generally been insufficiently attentive to many of the relevant ideas proposed by classical thinkers on the subject. Justice: Classical Foundations and Contemporary Debates offers a welcome corrective to that trend.