Table of Contents

Preface; Introduction; Part I. Philosophical Bounds of Justice: 1. Four models of practical reasoning; 2. Agency and autonomy; 3. Principles, practical judgement and institutions; 4. Kant's justice and Kantian justice; 5. Which are the offers you can't refuse?; 6. Women's rights: whose obligations?; Part II. Political Bounds of Justice: 7. Transnational economic justice; 8. Justice, gender and international boundaries; 9. Identities, boundaries and states; 10. Distant strangers, moral standing and porous boundaries; Bibliography; Index.

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Argues for a concept of justice that takes account of boundaries, institutions and human diversity.

Reviews

'… the essays in this fine volume cover a wide variety of topics … The topics are no less vital for their variety, and the arguments are indisputably clear and insightful. Scholars in political philosophy, political science, and international relations will find much here that is well worth contemplating.' Philosophical Inquiry