| Section A Core Concepts |
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| Freedom |
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| UNIT 1 |
| LIBERTY – AS THE ABSENCE OF EXTERNAL INTERVENTION |
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| UNIT 2 |
| LIBERTY – AS SELF-DETERMINATION |
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| UNIT 3 |
| Alienation, Oppression and Freedom (Key Issues: Freedom of Belief, Expression and Dissent) |
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| Equality |
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| UNIT 4 |
| Equality before law and equality of opportunity |
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| UNIT 5 |
| Analogy: Similarities and Differences |
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| UNIT 6 |
| Differential Treatment and Equity of Outcomes |
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| Justice |
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| UNIT 7 |
| Justice as Fairness (Distributive Justice) |
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| UNIT 8 |
| The Idea of Just Desert |
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| UNIT 9 |
| Justice In A Global Context |
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| Right |
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| UNIT 10 |
| The Idea Of Rights: Rights And Limitations |
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| UNIT 11 |
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| BASIS OF RIGHTS: |
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| Legal |
| Moral |
| Natural |
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| UNIT 12 |
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| Rights and Responsibilities |
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| Section B Major Debates |
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| UNIT 13 |
| Law and Civil Disobedience |
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| UNIT 14 |
| Rights And University |
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| UNIT 15 |
| Multiculturalism and Tolerance |
