Global Justice: Defending Cosmopolitanism

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Distributive justice and the international context. Part 1 Cosmopolitanism: utilarianism and global justice basic human rights - the moral minimum O'Neil and the obligations of justice. Part 2 Communitarianism Patriotism and justice Miller, Nationalism, and distributive justice relativism, universalism, and Walzer neo-Hegalianism, sovereignty, and rights.

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