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This book takes up the tension between globalization and community in order to articulate a new theory of global justice.
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This book takes up the tension between globalization and community in order to articulate a new theory of global justice.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 106
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367207298
- ISBN-10: 036720729X
- Artikelnr.: 56241656
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 106
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. März 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 345g
- ISBN-13: 9780367207298
- ISBN-10: 036720729X
- Artikelnr.: 56241656
Joshua Anderson is based in the Department of History and Philosophy at Virginia State University.
Contents
Acknowledgements...................................................................................................
Introduction..............................................................................................
1. An overview of the
book......................................................................
1 Globalization and the Logical Space of Global
Justice...............................................
1. The fact of
globalization......................................................................
2. Rethinking the logical space of global
justice.............................................
3. Mapping the
territory...................................................................................
2 Against the Nation-State: On the Normative Poverty of
Statism.............................
1. Legitimacy and justification: Philosophical anarchism and
non-domination.........
2. From cosmopolitan republicanism to
anarcho-republicanism...........................
3. The rise of nation-states and their shaky
foundation......................................
4.
Conclusion......................................................................................
3 On the Value and Purpose of Community: A
Proposal.........................................
1. Clarifying the concept of
community........................................................
2. Communitarians, liberals and what do we want in a
community........................
3. A typology of
communities...................................................................
4.
Conclusion.......................................................................................
4 Cosmopolitanism: Communal and
Otherwise....................................................
1. Cosmopolitanism: Some further
distinctions................................................
2. Toward a
communal-cosmopolitanism......................................................
3. Communal-cosmopolitanism: Putting theoretical meat on Intercommunlist
bones...
5 Insights and
Implications............................................................................
1. Addressing the positives: Intergenerational justice, animals and the
environment....
1. Intergenerational
justice..................................................................
2. Animals and the
environment............................................................
2. Addressing the negatives: Communo-fascism and why not the
community............
3.
Conclusion........................................................................................
Conclusion: Anarchism, Community and
Globalization............................................
Index
Acknowledgements...................................................................................................
Introduction..............................................................................................
1. An overview of the
book......................................................................
1 Globalization and the Logical Space of Global
Justice...............................................
1. The fact of
globalization......................................................................
2. Rethinking the logical space of global
justice.............................................
3. Mapping the
territory...................................................................................
2 Against the Nation-State: On the Normative Poverty of
Statism.............................
1. Legitimacy and justification: Philosophical anarchism and
non-domination.........
2. From cosmopolitan republicanism to
anarcho-republicanism...........................
3. The rise of nation-states and their shaky
foundation......................................
4.
Conclusion......................................................................................
3 On the Value and Purpose of Community: A
Proposal.........................................
1. Clarifying the concept of
community........................................................
2. Communitarians, liberals and what do we want in a
community........................
3. A typology of
communities...................................................................
4.
Conclusion.......................................................................................
4 Cosmopolitanism: Communal and
Otherwise....................................................
1. Cosmopolitanism: Some further
distinctions................................................
2. Toward a
communal-cosmopolitanism......................................................
3. Communal-cosmopolitanism: Putting theoretical meat on Intercommunlist
bones...
5 Insights and
Implications............................................................................
1. Addressing the positives: Intergenerational justice, animals and the
environment....
1. Intergenerational
justice..................................................................
2. Animals and the
environment............................................................
2. Addressing the negatives: Communo-fascism and why not the
community............
3.
Conclusion........................................................................................
Conclusion: Anarchism, Community and
Globalization............................................
Index
Contents
Acknowledgements...................................................................................................
Introduction..............................................................................................
1. An overview of the
book......................................................................
1 Globalization and the Logical Space of Global
Justice...............................................
1. The fact of
globalization......................................................................
2. Rethinking the logical space of global
justice.............................................
3. Mapping the
territory...................................................................................
2 Against the Nation-State: On the Normative Poverty of
Statism.............................
1. Legitimacy and justification: Philosophical anarchism and
non-domination.........
2. From cosmopolitan republicanism to
anarcho-republicanism...........................
3. The rise of nation-states and their shaky
foundation......................................
4.
Conclusion......................................................................................
3 On the Value and Purpose of Community: A
Proposal.........................................
1. Clarifying the concept of
community........................................................
2. Communitarians, liberals and what do we want in a
community........................
3. A typology of
communities...................................................................
4.
Conclusion.......................................................................................
4 Cosmopolitanism: Communal and
Otherwise....................................................
1. Cosmopolitanism: Some further
distinctions................................................
2. Toward a
communal-cosmopolitanism......................................................
3. Communal-cosmopolitanism: Putting theoretical meat on Intercommunlist
bones...
5 Insights and
Implications............................................................................
1. Addressing the positives: Intergenerational justice, animals and the
environment....
1. Intergenerational
justice..................................................................
2. Animals and the
environment............................................................
2. Addressing the negatives: Communo-fascism and why not the
community............
3.
Conclusion........................................................................................
Conclusion: Anarchism, Community and
Globalization............................................
Index
Acknowledgements...................................................................................................
Introduction..............................................................................................
1. An overview of the
book......................................................................
1 Globalization and the Logical Space of Global
Justice...............................................
1. The fact of
globalization......................................................................
2. Rethinking the logical space of global
justice.............................................
3. Mapping the
territory...................................................................................
2 Against the Nation-State: On the Normative Poverty of
Statism.............................
1. Legitimacy and justification: Philosophical anarchism and
non-domination.........
2. From cosmopolitan republicanism to
anarcho-republicanism...........................
3. The rise of nation-states and their shaky
foundation......................................
4.
Conclusion......................................................................................
3 On the Value and Purpose of Community: A
Proposal.........................................
1. Clarifying the concept of
community........................................................
2. Communitarians, liberals and what do we want in a
community........................
3. A typology of
communities...................................................................
4.
Conclusion.......................................................................................
4 Cosmopolitanism: Communal and
Otherwise....................................................
1. Cosmopolitanism: Some further
distinctions................................................
2. Toward a
communal-cosmopolitanism......................................................
3. Communal-cosmopolitanism: Putting theoretical meat on Intercommunlist
bones...
5 Insights and
Implications............................................................................
1. Addressing the positives: Intergenerational justice, animals and the
environment....
1. Intergenerational
justice..................................................................
2. Animals and the
environment............................................................
2. Addressing the negatives: Communo-fascism and why not the
community............
3.
Conclusion........................................................................................
Conclusion: Anarchism, Community and
Globalization............................................
Index