DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE AND CONTRACT LAW: ON THE INSTITUTIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR IN PETER BENSON

Leandro Martins Zanitelli

doi:10.32995/S0718-80722024774

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Keywords

contracts, distributive justice, institutional division of labor, Benson

Abstract

The article deals with Peter Benson’s defense of an IDL between institutions charged with carrying out distributive justice and contract law. More precisely, the article deals with two of Benson’s theses in this regard. The first is the IDL thesis itself. According to this thesis, it is distributive justice itself that requires a division of labor between contract law and the institutions charged with meeting distributive injunctions. The second is the indirect application thesis, according to which IDL is compatible with distributive justice applying indirectly to contract law. The article raises objections to both theses.

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DOI

https://doi.org/10.32995/S0718-80722024774

Published

August 30, 2024

Issue

No. 42 (2024): Agosto - 2024

Section

Artículos de Doctrina

How to Cite

Zanitelli, L. M. (2024). DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE AND CONTRACT LAW: ON THE INSTITUTIONAL DIVISION OF LABOR IN PETER BENSON. Revista Chilena De Derecho Privado, (42). https://doi.org/10.32995/S0718-80722024774

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