Justice and the Global Economy

Ethan Kapstein

Challenge, 2004, vol. 47, issue 5, pages 69-85

Abstract: What is justice in a globally interconnected world? Critics of globalization are not all operating from the same set of objectives. The author tries to clarify what are often our conflicting assumptions. Should we worry about the world's poorest inhabitants, or should we worry about our nation's unequal incomes? How do such objectives conflict? Without clearly delineating them, both policy and research become obfuscated, argues the author, an international political economist.

Date: 2004

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