A Humean Theory of Distributive Justice

In this paper, we propose a strategy for constructing modern Hume 's distribution theory theory. It will lay the foundation for my so-called entrepreneurial welfare state. Supporting his model of the distribution of justice resources by combining insight into the origin and purpose of justice of David Hume and insurance based on Ronald Dokin's insurance will create a country as a matter of justice , Has been claimed. Encourage members to participate in entrepreneurial spirit. Activities to protect them from the worst effects of market economy.

Justice research is usually defined by the theory of John Rawls. Justice theory focuses on the principle of logistics in society. The decisive argument of the environmental justice movement is a model to violate some of the principles of distribution of justice theory. Some modern scholars have developed a wider justice theory than the theory of justice distribution. Research on justice theories applied to environmental justice mainly focuses on "bias of distribution". In other words, research in this field is that poor communities, communities of indigenous peoples, and colorful communities are affected by negative external factors related to the environment regardless of environmental protection It is focused on the fact that there are many.

In this paper, we propose a strategy for constructing modern Hume 's distribution theory theory. It will lay the foundation for my so-called entrepreneurial welfare state. - Small and medium enterprises are considered to be the main pillars of the world. For example, in many European countries, SMEs are considered to play an important role in the success and prosperity of the whole country. Most people want to achieve ownership, independent interests and personal success, starting with small business. If the plan is right, SMEs can prove very successful.

Nozick classifies distribution theory theory into two categories. The first classification is whether the theory is historical or historical, and the difference is whether or not the theory considers past action / event / situation (history) (non-historical). A more important difference between Nozick's different distributive justice theory lies in the theory of patterns and the theory without patterns. Patterned justice theory refers to the theory that distribution rates are determined or associated with variables. For example, Utilitarian theory of justice will assign social goods according to their practical level of promotion, so it will be a pattern of justice theory. Patternless theory does not refer to world variables to determine who gets what. Nozick's claim to justice theory of justice is to use the example of Wilt Chamberlain to argue that they are incompatible with freedom and to discuss this.