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Globalism among individuals. Globalists defend individualistically conceived egalitarian principles of distributive justice that are characterized either by the endorsement of a presumption of equality or by their socio-comparative nature (Gosepath, 2004, pp. 200–11). By measuring global distributive injusti

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Justice-based Development like ‘transition’, ‘changeover’, ‘trend’, or ‘change’. These comments about development are descriptive, not evaluative. However, when we use the concept of development normatively, then we are making an evaluative statement that something has changed in a desirable or undesirable manner. For examp

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Erratum to: Berichtigungen zum I. Band,er significant factors such as the Internet has intertwined the lives of the people around the world. Our economic interdependence became unmistakable in September 2008 when the bankruptcy of the Lehman Brothers investment bank induced heavy financial turmoil around the world, resulting in a global

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