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Strategic Issues for the Equality Movementhe problem of coordination, the role of political parties, the tension between radicals and moderates and the interplay of means and ends. We argue for a ‘strategic pluralism’ that recognizes the diversity of the equality movement and makes a virtue out of the range of strategies pursued by differen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3723-9age inequalities illustrated in Chapter 1. What is more controversial is to claim that equality has a special status among progressive ideals and that it should be the defining concept in our thinking about social institutions and how they should be changed. In this chapter we support this claim by

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403982179 approached the idea of equality and particularly the issue of a more equal distribution of income. Issues of equality and efficiency are central aspects of most economic problems, yet within the discipline of economics itself, both the theoretical literature and empirical analysis have concentrated

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