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Political Science · Western Political Thought UGC NET December 2018 Political Science
Who among the following conceived society as a 'cooperative venture for mutual advantage', more or less self-sufficient and necessarily governed by rules?
ARobert Nozick
BFriedrich Hayek
CJohn Rawls ✓ Correct
DKarl Marx
Correct answer: (C) John Rawls — The thinker who described society in this way is John Rawls, so the answer is John Rawls.
Explanation
The thinker who described society in this way is John Rawls, so the answer is John Rawls.
In A Theory of Justice he calls society a cooperative venture for mutual advantage.
He adds that it is more or less self-sufficient and is governed by rules that its members recognise.
These shared rules define what each person may expect and what each owes to the others.
Because cooperation creates benefits, fair principles are needed to divide them.
Nozick, Hayek and Marx are associated with very different conceptions of society.

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