The Work of Global Justice: Human Rights as Practices

Fuyuki Kurasawa

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Political Philosophy and Ethics Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Introduction. Theorizing the work of global justice 1. A message in a bottle: on bearing witness 2. The healing of wounds: on forgiveness 3. Cautionary tales: on foresight 4. The stranger's keeper: on aid 5. Cosmopolitanism from below: on solidarity Conclusion. Enacting a critical cosmopolitanism.

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