This series critically assesses the Lockean defence of existing property concentrations. The series will be based on my book Lockean Property Ethics and Restitution (Routledge, 2023).

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This episode is discusses key terms that will be used in future episodes on this podcast. The main terms discussed are 'justice' and 'socialism' but other related terms are also discussed.

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This episode is a delayed general introduction to the podcast. It gives a little detail on what justice-based socialist theory is and how this differs from Marxism and 'quasi-Marxism'. It also discusses the aims of the podcast.

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In this episode we look at a question raised by the philosopher Ronald Dworkin: if we favour the benefits and burdens of social production being divided equally among citizens, what sort of economic system should we favour?

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This episode introduces the ideas of Thomas Spence (1750-1814) who was an influential figure over early industrial-era working class radicals, but is unfortunately neglected by today's socialist theorists.

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This episode critically assesses a possible Marxist argument against making justice-based arguments for socialism.

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