摘要 : While long a preoccupation among scholars of law and social and political philosophy, the theme of social justice is generally considered to have been brought centrally into geographical debate with David Harvey's 1973 book Social... 展开 While long a preoccupation among scholars of law and social and political philosophy, the theme of social justice is generally considered to have been brought centrally into geographical debate with David Harvey's 1973 book Social Justice and the City. Reasoning that "principles of social justice had some relevance for the application of spatial and geographical principles to urban and regional planning" (Harvey 1973:9), and taking inspiration from his deepening engagement with Marxism (Harvey 2000), Harvey aimed to transcend the notion of distributive justice dominant among liberal formulations (Rawls 1971) in favor of a revolutionary socialist conception underlining the relations between production and distribution in bourgeois society and questioning the social power of money as the only measure of value (Merrifield and Swyngedouw 1996). 收起