Justice in a Globalized World
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2010.i43.698Keywords:
Global justice, globalization, cosmopolitism, theory of justice, world poverty, National State, egalitarian liberalismAbstract
This article, conceived as introduction to the monographical section of the present volume, treats to offer a panoramic exposition of the contemporary philosophical debates on the global reach of the concept of distributive justice: in a first step, globalization will be presented as imperative background for today’s reflexion on justice (1); in a second step, contrasting the before mentioned aspect, the State-centered character of the hegemonic conception of justice will be pointed out (2); in a third step, the globalist reactions to the dominant methodological nationalism will be considered (3); and finally shall be emphasized the need to configure universal global institutions that would permit the implementation of the universalist requirements of justice (4).
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