Just Enough: Sufficiency as a Demand of Justice

A Systematic Clarification And Defence Of Sufficientarianism 'having Enough' As A Demand Of Justiceliam Shields Systematically Clarifies And Defends The Political Philosophy Of Sufficientarianism, Which Insists That Securing Enough Of Some Things, Such As Food, Healthcare And Education, Is A Crucial Demand Of Justice. By Engaging In Practical Debates About Critical Issues Such As Child-rearing And Global Justice, The Author Sheds Light On The Potential Implications Of Suffientarianism On The Social Policies That Affect Our Daily Lives. Key Featuresthe First Book-length Treatment Of Sufficiency As A Demand Of Justicecritically Discusses The Relative Merits Of Sufficiency Compared To Equality Or Priority Makes A New Contribution To Debates In Political Theory About Autonomy And Upbringing From A Sufficientarian Perspective