FTP, name this work of political philosophy by Robert Nozick.
Part 2 of this book includes discussions of "meaningful work" and "having a say over what affects you," which appear in the chapter "Equality, Envy, Exploitation, Etc."  Part 1 includes a chapter on "Prohibition, Compensation, and Risk," and proposes a "state-of-nature" theory which is supposed to explain how you can "back into" one of the titular concepts "without really trying."  Part 3 proposes a "framework" for the third and last of the titular concepts, which the author associates with the "minimal state."  It was awarded the National Book Award in 1975, and was taken as a response to a book written a few years earlier by another professor at Harvard.  FTP, name this work of political philosophy by Robert Nozick.
Part 2 of this book includes discussions of "meaningful work" and "having a say over what affects you," which appear in the chapter "Equality, Envy, Exploitation, Etc."  
Anarchy, State and Utopia