Why Rawls is Not a Cosmopolitan Egalitarian

Leif Wenar

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This chapter contains section titled: Justice as Fairness Rawls and the Cosmopolitan Egalitarians The Puzzle of Rawls's Rejection of Global Egalitarianism Rawls's Fundamental Norm of Legitimacy Why Rawls is not a Cosmopolitan Why Rawls is not a Global Egalitarian The Impossibility of Pure Cosmopolitanism Conclusion Notes

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1980Political Theory and International Relations 1994An Egalitarian Law of Peoples

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