 As mentioned above, Cline (2007, 2013) argues that insights from the Analects and from Rawls can be combined to produce a more plausible conception of how a sense of justice develops starting with the family. More recently (2015), she has argued that Confucians were right about the critical importance of parental-child relationships to the moral development and well-being of the individual, and connects with contemporary psychological theories of development and successful social welfare programs that seek to support parents raising their children. 