Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-v

Acknowledgements

pp vi-vi

Introduction

pp vii-xiv

PART I - Children and Moral Theory

pp 1-2

1 - The Aims of a Moral Theory

pp 3-8

2 - What is a Child?

pp 9-14

PART II - A Distributive Theory for Children

pp 15-16

3 - The Currency of Children’s Justice

pp 17-30

4 - Welfare across the Lifespan

pp 31-42

5 - Priority, Not Equality, of Welfare

pp 43-52

PART III - Perfectionism and Upbringing

pp 53-54

6 - The Case against Neutrality

pp 55-66

7 - Understanding Perfectionism

pp 67-78

8 - The Implications of Perfectionism

pp 79-94

PART IV - The Rights and Duties of Parents

pp 95-96

9 - The Project View of Parenting

pp 97-110

10 - Distributing Parental Duties

pp 111-122

11 - Perfectionism and Parenting

pp 123-134

12 - Beyond Parents: Collective Duties to Children

pp 135-146

PART V - Distributive Implications

pp 147-148

13 - Children’s Distributive Outcomes: Equality of Opportunity?

pp 149-158

14 - Paying for Childcare

pp 159-170

Conclusion

pp 171-174

Bibliography

pp 175-186

Index

pp 187-193