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On Non-domination [PDF]

open access: yesUniversity of Toronto Law Journal, 2012
My aim here is to defend a view of non-domination as providing a better basis for justice than the going alternatives. I differentiate it from two kinds of alternatives: those whose proponents reject my claim that non-domination is the bedrock of justice and those who agree with me but understand non-domination differently than I do.
Shapiro, Ian
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Transnational Justice and Non-Domination

open access: yes, 2017
This chapter argues that we cannot make progress in thinking about justice beyond the state unless we develop a realistic and critical view of the many and complex relations of domination within, between, and beyond states that mark our current global predicament.
Rainer Forst
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A New Algorithm Using the Non-Dominated Tree to Improve Non-Dominated Sorting

Evolutionary Computation, 2018
Non-dominated sorting is a technique often used in evolutionary algorithms to determine the quality of solutions in a population. The most common algorithm is the Fast Non-dominated Sort (FNS). This algorithm, however, has the drawback that its performance deteriorates when the population size grows.
Patrik Gustavsson, Anna Syberfeldt
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Non-domination

2022
Abstract Republicans maintain that people are not free when others dominate their choices, even when those others happen to be benevolent or indifferent. Both individual persons and proper group agents can dominate others, but teams can dominate only when the members of those teams have actually solved or are immanently poised to solve ...
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Liberal Non-Domination

2021
Abstract This chapter develops the fundamental features of liberal non-domination. It connects the expressive perspective (chapter 2) to a liberal framework for social justice, aiming at fair cooperation between free and equal individuals endowed with two moral powers—sense of justice and capacity for a conception of the good—and derives
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