Titlebook: Between Cosmopolitan Ideals and State Sovereignty; Studies in Global Ju Ronald Tinnevelt (post-doctoral fellow of the Rese Book 2006 Palgra

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Liberalism and Cultural Diversity: Some Challengesalanced against cultural differences regarding matters of justice, or what are the limits of international toleration? Can and should a liberal conception of global justice offer positive protection for the cultures of peoples? And is the aspiration to universalize liberal justice ethnocentric given the fact of diverse political cultures?

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man rights in the light of challenges posed by globalization. It discusses ethical issues that arise at a global level and considers whether human rights and sovereignty can ever be reconciled.978-1-349-52024-4978-0-230-28892-8

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Kei Hiroi,Hitomi Imai,Nobuo Kawaguchiker 2004: 62), and Immanuel Kant’s emphasis on the equal moral worth of all human beings. Its core is the claim that ‘justice requires the state to redistribute goods to the poor’ (Fleischacker 2004: 76)..

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Alica Kala?ová,Simona Kubíková,Ján Palúchces in yet others. Since cultural diversity is a product of human creativity and the different histories, circumstances and needs of different societies, it is unlikely ever to disappear completely. In this sense it is a more or less permanent feature of the human condition, and we need to find ways of coping with the problems thrown up by it.

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Ján Palúch,Milan Veterník,Alica Kala?ová, or lacks decent housing, education or health care?’ My fundamental principle is that everyone in the world should be able to enjoy her or his economic rights. This is not synonymous with the proposal that everyone in the world should have equal access to material well-being.

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