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The ethics of assistance

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Publication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2004Description: 292pISBN:
  • 9780521527422
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 174.000000 CHA
Contents:
Contents: Preface; 1. Introduction Deen K. Chatterjee; Part I. The Ethics of Distance: 2. Outsiders: our obligation to those beyond our borders Peter Singer; 3. Moral limits on the demands of beneficence Richard J. Arneson; 4. The new problem of distance in morality F. M. Kamm; 5. Absence and the unfond heart: why people are less giving than they might be Judith Lichtenberg; Part II. Communities and Obligations: 6. Moral closeness and world community Richard W. Miller; 7. National responsibility and international justice David Miller; Part III. The Law of Peoples: 8. Women and theories of global justice: our need for new paradigms Martha Nussbaum; 9. Human rights as foreign policy imperatives Erin Kelly; 10. Human rights and the law of peoples Charles R. Beitz; Part IV. Rights, Responsibilities and Institutional Reforms: 11. Thickening convergence: human rights and cultural diversity Henry Shue; 12. Global justice: whose obligations? Onora O'Neill; 13. 'Assisting' the global poor Thomas W. Pogge.
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Contents:
Preface;
1. Introduction Deen K. Chatterjee;
Part I. The Ethics of Distance:
2. Outsiders: our obligation to those beyond our borders Peter Singer;
3. Moral limits on the demands of beneficence Richard J. Arneson;
4. The new problem of distance in morality F. M. Kamm;
5. Absence and the unfond heart: why people are less giving than they might be Judith Lichtenberg;
Part II. Communities and Obligations:
6. Moral closeness and world community Richard W. Miller;
7. National responsibility and international justice David Miller;
Part III. The Law of Peoples:
8. Women and theories of global justice: our need for new paradigms Martha Nussbaum;
9. Human rights as foreign policy imperatives Erin Kelly;
10. Human rights and the law of peoples Charles R. Beitz;
Part IV. Rights, Responsibilities and Institutional Reforms:
11. Thickening convergence: human rights and cultural diversity Henry Shue;
12. Global justice: whose obligations? Onora O'Neill;
13. 'Assisting' the global poor Thomas W. Pogge.