TABLE OF CONTENTS: Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii Part 1: Shared Citizenship and Common Humanity - Chapter 1: The Grounds of Justice 1
- Chapter 2: "Un Pouvoir Ordinaire": Shared Membership in a State as a Ground of Justice 23
- Chapter 3: Internationalism versus Statism and Globalism: Contemporary Debates 41
- Chapter 4: What Follows from Our Common Humanity? The Institutional Stance, Human Rights, and Nonrelationism 63
Part 2: Common Ownership of the Earth - Chapter 5: Hugo Grotius Revisited: Collective Ownership of the Earth and Global Public Reason 89
- Chapter 6: "Our Sole Habitation": A Contemporary Approach to Collective Ownership of the Earth 108
- Chapter 7: Toward a Contingent Derivation of Human Rights 130
- Chapter 8: Proportionate Use: Immigration and Original Ownership of the Earth 152
- Chapter 9: "But the Earth Abideth For Ever": Obligations to Future Generations 167
- Chapter 10: Climate Change and Ownership of the Atmosphere 187
Part 3: International Political and Economic Structures - Chapter 11: Human Rights as Membership Rights in the Global Order 209
- Chapter 12: Arguing for Human Rights: Essential Pharmaceuticals 232
- Chapter 13: Arguing for Human Rights: Labor Rights as Human Rights 245
- Chapter 14: Justice and Trade 261
Part 4: Global Justice and Institutions - Chapter 15: The Way We Live Now 281
- Chapter 16: "Imagine There's No Countries": A Reply to John Lennon 304
- Chapter 17: Justice and Accountability: The State 325
- Chapter 18: Justice and Accountability: The World Trade Organization 346
Notes 361 Bibliography 415 Index 453 Return to Book Description File created: 4/25/2013 |