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Justice
Everyone wants justice – always for themselves, sometimes for others, rarely for everyone. But what is justice, and how is it obtained? Bernhard Schlink offers neither an ideal concept nor a general formula. His objective is more modest. His emphasis lies on the process, on how we must continually renew our search for fair solutions and how we can find them.
This is work, and this text is a guide on that path.
208 pages
2026
978-3-257-07372-0
World rights are handled by Diogenes
»With his concise, cleanly reasoned, and fairly unpretentious text, Schlink delivers a conceptual framework that enables one's own reasoning about justice.«
»The book encompasses both legal systematics and casuistry. It is written in a crystalline and concise manner.«
»It illuminates the view on an important and continuously topical matter in a remarkable manner.«