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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Emergent Cosmopolitanism: Indigenous Peoples and International Lawgrowing literature on indigenous peoples’ rights and political theory, very often the kinds of concerns that are expressed have to do with whether existing political arrangements either oppress or dominate indigenous peoples, or the extent to which indigenous peoples’ claims and ways of life are inc

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Human Rights, Justice, and Anarchy in International Relations issues to do with rights and justice. This chapter addresses some of them. The aim is not to provide a comprehensive set of answers, but rather to indicate the utility of a particular theoretical approach when confronting them. It seeks to demonstrate how constitutive theory can contribute to solvi

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Human Rights as Global Participatory Entitlementsteraction. This stubborn concentration on the individual and domestic domains of justice has perhaps contributed to the reluctance of political thinking to address inter-community normative issues such as universal human rights. Modern theories of political philosophy in particular have traditionall

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How Much Democracy Does Global Constitutionalism Need?characterizes today’s world order; therefore the construction of global justice from a mere moral point of view is not mistaken yet it risks becoming too abstract. To avoid this problem of an ‘a(chǎn)bstract morality’ (Hegel), I will begin with what we already have, and what we have is a legal order. The

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Global Justice Between Cosmopolitan Ideals and State Sovereignty: An Introductioned reflecting on the meaning of morality and justice in a globalizing era. To what extent can we safeguard our moral ideals of freedom, equality, and solidarity in a world that has become increasingly interdependent in the domains of politics, economy, and culture? Are there any universal principles

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Do Rich Countries Have A Negative Duty to Fight Global Poverty? tax base. The tax liabilities so generated would largely fall on the rich countries, and would induce flows of transfers to poor countries sufficient to eradicate most severe poverty (on the 2 dollar PPP norm mentioned above), provided that tax revenues are administered under a worldwide developmen

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