Abstract
Abstract §1. The previous chapter has explained and defended the development model of rights and deprivation. Two important conclusions were reached. The first was that derivative moral rights against others to have one’s needs met flow from and are a natural extension of both the abstract right to agency and the abstract right to integrity. The second conclusion was that the state is required to promote and protect certain forms of culture as well as to meet certain sorts of personal needs including special needs, collective needs, and the unmet personal needs that arise when the prevailing methods of meeting those needs break down. This chapter is concerned with the question of how these conclusions can be translated into a just social policy. The guiding idea is that the development model of rights and deprivation can be brought into clearer focus by working out its practical implications.
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