Is Poverty Our Problem? Introduction to the forum on world poverty and the duty of assistance.

The Philosophers' Magazine 36 (4th qu):46-49 (2006)
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This paper provides an introductory discussion of questions about three moral duties in the context of global poverty: the duty to aid; the duty not to harm; and the duty to promote just global institutions.

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