The life of modern society is full of difficult to resolve questions: are euthanasia, abortion, same-sex marriage and surrogacy acceptable? Can murder be justified? What is the place of religion in politics? Is it normal to inflate prices during disasters? And what, ultimately, is social justice? Michael Sandel provides insight into how to resolve such moral dilemmas from the perspective of political philosophy. He considers the concept of justice in three aspects: justice as welfare, as respect for freedom and as virtue. In his deep and comprehensive analysis, he relies on the works of ancient and modern philosophers, and of course - on numerous examples from our time. This is a book for company leaders, government agencies, public relations specialists and those interested in political philosophy. In Russian language is published for the first time.