The Morality and Global Justice Reader

Preface PART ONE: NORMATIVE PRINCIPLES Chapter 1 Global Human Rights ROBERT PAUL CHURCHILL Chapter 2 On Justifying Human Rights JOHN-STEWART GORDON Chapter 3 When Is Ignorance Morally Objectionable? JULIE E. KIRSCH Chapter 4 The Ethics of Otherness WANDA TEAYS PART TWO: NORMATIVE THEORIES Chapter 5 Consequentialism and Global Ethics HALLVARD LILLEHAMMER Chapter 6 How to Think About Global Duties CHRISTIAN ILLIES PART THREE: NORMATIVE APPLICATIONS Poverty and the Global Economy Chapter 7 Collective Responsibility and Global Poverty SEUMAS MILLER Chapter 8 Building Wealth with Conditional Cash Transfers MICHAEL BOYLAN 3 Chapter 9 Ethics and Global Finance KLAUS STEIGLEDER Chapter 10 Global Business and Global Justice NIEN-HE HSIEH Global Health Chapter 11 Global Health Justice MICHAEL J. SELGELID Chapter 12 Access to Life-Saving Medicines DORIS SCHROEDER, THOMAS POGGE, AND PETER SINGER Religion Chapter 13 What Price Theocracy? LAURA PURDY Chapter 14 Global Ethics in the Academy JAMES A. DONAHUE War Chapter 15 The Law of Peoples DAVID CUMMISKEY Chapter 16 Cosmopolitan Revisions of Just War GABRIEL PALMER-FERNANDEZ Gender, Identity, and Family Chapter 17 Women on the Move ROSEMARIE TONG Chapter 18 Gender and Sex Development SIMONA GIORDANO Chapter 19 Duties to Children MICHAEL BOYLAN About the Contributors Index

Economic Justice · Environmental ethics · Morality · Political science · Sociology · Global Peace and Security Dynamics · Law · Philosophy · Human rights · International relations, moral and ethical aspects · Social justice

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