"Social justice without socialism" is a book written by the outstanding American philosopher and political scientist John Bates Clark. In his work, the author examines the concept of social justice from the point of view of classical liberal theory, separating it from socialist concepts. Clark argues that achieving social justice is possible within the capitalist system, provided that certain reforms are implemented. The work reveals to the reader the principles of economic justice and reveals key aspects of social organization aimed at ensuring equality and the absence of social exclusion. The book is an important contribution to the debate on how to achieve a just society and is an excellent resource for anyone interested in ethics, politics and economics."