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Why Global Justice Matters Moral Progress in a Divided World

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By Chris Armstrong

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While many are born into prosperity, hundreds of millions of people lead lives of almost unimaginable poverty. Our world remains hugely unequal, with our place of birth continuing to exert a major influence on our opportunities. In this accessible book, leading political theorist Chris Armstrong engagingly examines the key moral and political questions raised by this stark global divide. Why, as a citizen of a relatively wealthy country, should you care if others have to make do with less? Do we...Show more

Politics and government

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9781509531882

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Polity Press

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2019

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Why Global Justice Matters Moral Progress in a Divided World

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