Read the web summaryEXECUTIVE SUMMARYForewordForewordDefining fairnessFairness and inequalityDesigning out bad luckThe Fair NecessitiesAssessing fairnessHow unfairness shows up in societyHow problems reinforce each otherAchieving fairnessEqual life chances for childrenA fair deal for adultsTHE FAIR NECESSITIESSetting the sceneBuilding a workable definition of fairnessFairness and philosophyPublic attitudes to fairness and equalityUnderstanding the values and beliefs that drive attitudesWhat moral foundations theory can tell usHow values, perceptions and cognitive biases affect our viewsSegmenting people according to their values and core beliefsConsidering the core conceptsEqual outcomes (full egalitarianism)Equal treatmentLibertarianismMeritocracy and equal opportunitiesLuckFinding a balanceHow to achieve balanced fairnessEqual life chances for childrenA fair deal for adultsBuilding public supportMaking it happenThe Fair NecessitiesPDFSlideshow
