How can a society make its citizens just?

How can citizens be made just? I focus on how modern constitutional democra cies can entice, convince, and guide their citizens to become just. I rely chiefly on Rawls's theory of justice (1971), as well as the work of sociolo gist Derek L. Phillips. I argue that internal control by citizens themselve s is the best option. This view is attractive because every citizen can pla y a part in establishing and maintaining the public conception of justice b y being role models, engaging in dialogue with fellow citizens, or by simpl y doing their part in maintaining just institutions.