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This paper aims to develop a normative account of the legitimacy of value conversion frameworks within diverse polities.

July 28, 2026Open Access

Interpretive Justice in Heteromorphic Value Conversion: Toward a Generative Relational Theory of Legitimate Value Conversion Nomos

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This theoretical exploration proposes a framework for assessing the legitimacy of value conversion in diverse political contexts, suggesting implications for governance.

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This paper aims to develop a normative account of the legitimacy of value conversion frameworks within diverse polities.
Proposes a relational theory to assess legitimate value conversion.
Distinguishes between formation justice and framework justice.
Outlines six meta-principles for evaluating conversion frameworks.
Identifies key distinctions in the justice of value conversion frameworks.
Highlights the importance of preserving relational capacity for value equivalence.
Poses that the questions presented are central to understanding legitimacy.

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Wanhong HUANG (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6851062845b684d16f034c https://doi.org/10.17613/tvz0v-qs688

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This theoretical exploration proposes a framework for assessing the legitimacy of value conversion in diverse political contexts, suggesting implications for governance.

Interpretive Justice in Heteromorphic Value Conversion: Toward a Generative Relational Theory of Legitimate Value Conversion Nomos

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