Ronald Dworkin, a contemporary legal theorist, has described the basis of rights in a liberal society as follows: "We might say that individuals have a right to equal concern and respect in the design and administration of the political institutions that govern them ....
An edition of The Charter of Rights
(1989)
The Charter of Rights
by Ian Greene
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"Ronald Dworkin, a contemporary legal theorist, has described the basis of rights in a liberal society as follows: "We might say that individuals have a right to equal concern and respect in the design and administration of the political institutions that govern them ...."
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