Justice for Earthlings: Essays in Political Philosophy

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Political Philosophy and Ethics Philosophical Ethics and Theory Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

Abstract

Introduction 1. Political philosophy for Earthlings 2. Two ways to think about justice 3. Social justice in multicultural societies 4. Liberalism, equal opportunities and cultural commitments 5. Equality of opportunity and the family 6. Justice and boundaries 7. Social justice versus global justice? 8. 'Are they my poor?': The problem of altruism in a world of strangers 9. Taking up the slack? Responsibility and justice in situations of partial compliance 10. A tale of two cities, or political philosophy as lamentation.

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