Social Sciences
8 years ago

Embracing Neutrality: The Key to Fair and Just Policy Decisions

Boston studies in philosophy, religion and public life
Liberalism and Neutrality: A Philosophical Examination
Leni Franken

Paper Summary

The article discusses the concept of neutrality in policy decisions, focusing on different types of neutrality and arguing that neutrality of justification or aim is the most reasonable. It suggests that this principle should be applied to all policy decisions. The article also distinguishes between a neutral state policy and the justification for that policy.

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