Consumption, Development Aid, and Natural Law

Washington and Lee Journal of Civil Rights and Social Justice 13:205-57 (2007)
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Examines how new classical natural law theory might respond to the question what kind of personal giving in support of international development efforts might be morally obligatory. Examines a range of examples offered by natural law thinkers.

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