Deborah Hellman is Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law. She is the author of 'When is Discrimination Wrong?' (Harvard U. Press, 2008). Prior to joining the University of Virginia law faculty, Hellman taught at the University of Maryland School of LawSophia Moreau is Associate Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto. Professor Moreau is working on a book manuscript which elaborates a liberty-based account of why discrimination is wrong, for which she holds a SSHRC grant from the Government of Canada.

This book would be suitable for any academic law library or any library serving students in philosophy or political scienceit would be important reading for a lawyer interested in discrimination law.

• PART I: WHAT MAKES DISCRIMINATION WRONG? ; PART II: PROBLEMS OF CONSTRUCTING A THEORY OF WRONGFUL DISCRIMINATION ; PART III: THEORETICAL LESSONS DERIVED FROM PRACTICE

Deborah Hellman is Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law. She is the author of 'When is Discrimination Wrong?' (Harvard U. Press, 2008). Prior to joining the University of Virginia law faculty, Hellman taught at the University of Maryland School of LawSophia Moreau is Associate Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto. Professor Moreau is working on a book manuscript which elaborates a liberty-based account of why discrimination is wrong, for which she holds a SSHRC grant from the Government of Canada.

This book would be suitable for any academic law library or any library serving students in philosophy or political scienceit would be important reading for a lawyer interested in discrimination law.

• PART I: WHAT MAKES DISCRIMINATION WRONG? ; PART II: PROBLEMS OF CONSTRUCTING A THEORY OF WRONGFUL DISCRIMINATION ; PART III: THEORETICAL LESSONS DERIVED FROM PRACTICE

Deborah Hellman is Professor of Law at the University of Virginia School of Law. She is the author of 'When is Discrimination Wrong?' (Harvard U. Press, 2008). Prior to joining the University of Virginia law faculty, Hellman taught at the University of Maryland School of LawSophia Moreau is Associate Professor of Law and Philosophy at the University of Toronto. Professor Moreau is working on a book manuscript which elaborates a liberty-based account of why discrimination is wrong, for which she holds a SSHRC grant from the Government of Canada.

This book would be suitable for any academic law library or any library serving students in philosophy or political scienceit would be important reading for a lawyer interested in discrimination law.

• PART I: WHAT MAKES DISCRIMINATION WRONG? ; PART II: PROBLEMS OF CONSTRUCTING A THEORY OF WRONGFUL DISCRIMINATION ; PART III: THEORETICAL LESSONS DERIVED FROM PRACTICE