
handle: 10486/677975
En este artículo, el autor ofrece una sinopsis de las diversas teorías de la justicia intergeneracional, en relación a dos dimensiones (ahorro/desahorro) y tres modalidades (prohibición, autorización, obligación). Tras presentar sucesivamente los enfoques de la reciprocidad indirecta, de la ventaja mutua y utilitarista, se presta especial atención a la teoría igualitarista de la justicia intergeneracional. Se subrayan dos diferencias clave entre la perspectiva igualitarista de la justicia intergeneracional y la interpretación estándar de la sostenibilidad
In this paper, the author off ers a synoptic view of diff erent theories of intergenerational justice, along two dimensions (savings/dissavings) and three modalities (prohibition, authorisation, obligation). After presenting successively the indirect reciprocity, the mutual advantage and the utilitarian approaches, special attention is given to the egalitarian theory of intergenerational justice. Two key diff erences between the egalitarian view on intergenerational justice and the standard interpretation of sustainability are highlighted
Derecho, Reciprocidad indirecta, Justicia, Brundtland, Rawls, Ahorro justo, Generaciones, Desarrollo sostenible
Derecho, Reciprocidad indirecta, Justicia, Brundtland, Rawls, Ahorro justo, Generaciones, Desarrollo sostenible
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