On the interrelations between domestic and global (in)justice

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 13 (1):137-158 (2010)
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My paper consists of two parts. The first part deals with the fundamental normative standards of domestic social justice on the one hand and global justice on the other, standards that are requisite in order to identify injustices on both levels. On this basis, the second part focuses on the interrelations between domestic social justice and global justice with particular attention to the interdependencies between domestic and global injustices.

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Peter Koller
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