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Égalité (Sociologie)

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A fair country

John Ralston Saul

2008

Equlity, the third world and economic delusion

Bauer, P. T.

1981

Justice and equality

Hugo Adam Bedau

1971

Inequality reexamined

Amartya Sen

1992

The idea of natural inequality and other essays

André Béteille

1983

The No-Nonsense Guide to Class, Caste & Hierarchies (The No-Nonsense Guides)

Jeremy Seabrook

2002

Social perspective

Richard U'Ren

2011

The strategy of equality

Julian Le Grand

1982

Pathologies of power

Paul Farmer

2003

The Big Squeeze

Steven Greenhouse

2008

Distributive justice

Deutsch, Morton

1985

Hierarchy and Egalitarianism in Islamic Thought (Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization)

Louise Marlow

2002

Social justice

Madison Powers

2006

On improving the status of women

Theodor Gottlieb von Hippel

1979

Redefining equality

Davison M. Douglas, Neal E. Devins

1998

Challenging oppression and confronting privilege

Robert P. Mullaly

2010

Discours sur les sciences et les arts

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

1964

Equal opportunities

Fiona MacDonald

2002

Marriage and inequality in classless societies

Jane Fishburne Collier

1988

Sex Equality

Jane English

1977

Social problems

James M. Henslin

1990

Status inequality

George A. De Vos

1990

Inequality and Stratification

Robert A. Rothman

1993

Speaking of equality

Peter Westen

1990

Sovereign Virtue

Ronald Dworkin

2000

Perspectives on Multiculturalism and Gender Equity (Changing the Faces of Mathematics)

Walter G. Secada

2000

Excellence, can we be equal and excellent too?

John William Gardner

1961

Teaching As Activism

Linda June Muzzin

2005

Social Inequality in Canada

Alan Frizzell, Jon H. Pammett

1996

Theories of social inequality

Edward G. Grabb

1990

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