Global Justice and the Politics of Recognition

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by  Tony Burns, Simon Thompson (eds.)

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Global Justice and the
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Contents
ListofTables ix
Preface x
Acknowledgements xi
NotesonContributors xii
ListofAbbreviations xv
Introduction 1
1 Honneth,Hegel,andGlobalJustice 23
AndrewBuchwalter
2 TheRecognitionofGlobalizationandtheGlobalization
ofRecognition 48
GaryBrowning
3 Hegel,Cosmopolitanism,andContemporary
RecognitionTheory 64
TonyBurns
4 RecognitionBeyondtheState 88
SimonThompson
5 Solidarity,Justice,andthePostnationalConstellation:
HabermasandBeyond 108
LawrenceWilde
6 RecognitionandRedistributioninTheoriesof
JusticeBeyondtheState 128
ShaneO’NeillandCarolineWalsh
7 Property,Justice,andGlobalSociety 143
VolkerHeins
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viii Contents
8 AnArticulationofExtra-TerritorialRecognition:Towards
InternationalandSupranationalSolutionsofGlobal
Poverty 165
MarekHrubec
Bibliography 188
Index 209
Tables
4.1 Globalprinciplesofrecognitionanddimensionsof
justice 95
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