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Global justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric
ISSN 1835-6842 · Global Justice Network · 166 artikel di indeks
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Migration, Colonial Historical Injustice and Postcolonial Rectificatory Justice
The two major distinction lines in global justice are the relational approach and the non-relational approach. The relational approach is associative, that is, it is member-based. It emphasises that the common relationships that bind moral agents of justice together have moral significance. While…
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To Be Seen, or Not to Be Seen
The fear of trade-offs is a major concern when the challenges of migration are critically engaged. Who gets what, at the expense of whose works, what sacrifices have to be made, what do immigrants owe the host countries in terms of duties and obligations, and who is responsible for the lives of the…
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South Africa’s Xenophobia
There have been deliberate mob attacks allegedly led by the anti-immigrant activist group Operation Dudula, which led to the death of Elvis Nyathi, a Zimbabwean citizen, in South Africa. These attacks prove the loss of important Ubuntu ethical values, such as interpersonal relationships…
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Collective Self-Determination and Externalized Border Control
According to a common argument in defense of border control, legitimate states have a right to exclude on grounds of collective self-determination. I argue that the value of self-determination can also serve as a basis for criticizing states’ immigration policies. Specifically, I contend that the…
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Ubuntu and Migration
In recent times, some African countries have responded to calls to dismantle the world of visible and invisible borders, exclusion, insider versus outsider division, strangeness, xenophobia and Afrophobia. While these calls have not been really effective, especially due to the inability of African…
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Bringing Biodiversity Conservation onto the Global Justice Agenda
Review of Global Justice and the Biodiversity Crisis: Conservation in a World of Inequality by Chris Armstrong
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Dispensing with the Occult
This paper situates its discussion of the relationship between botho (ubuntu) and migration in South Africa after 1994. It asks whether botho (ubuntu) can respond to the vulnerability migrants face in South Africa after apartheid. It claims that botho (ubuntu) has potential to address the…
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Can Africa Achieve Open Border Migration?
Globally, the population of the African continent is increasing at the highest rate, and intracontinental migration is also increasing. Africans are moving more frequently inside their own continent for social, political, medical, and economic reasons and sometimes safety. Given the significance of…
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Creating Racial Structural Solidarity
This article draws on recent transnational protests against police brutality to advance an understanding of anti-racist solidarity that aims to improve over Mara Marin’s ‘structural solidarity’ view. On Marin’s view, anti-racist solidarity is grounded in the racial structure. But Marin forgets that…
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Solidarity across Generations
Transgenerational political solidarity disrupts the dominant framing that identifies conflict between generations-the “problem of generations”-as the driver of social change. Political solidarity across generations offers a way of thinking about social justice movements as contributing elements to…
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Solidarity and/in Language
The notion of solidarity can be said to be premised on shared intention and joint action, particularly when oriented towards questions of social and political justice. Yet conceptions of solidary relations remain surprisingly thin on language, and the ethics of the linguistic practices and…
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Business and Bleeding Hearts
When it comes to fulfilling our basic duties to distant others, we in the affluent world face a motivation gap; we consistently fall short of bearing even moderate costs for the sake of helping others secure basic minimums to which they are entitled. One response to the motivation gap is to…
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Can Rights be Enough?
The climate crisis is beset by depoliticization. Couched as an issue that experts must solve through technological or technocratic knowledge, discussion about how to address environmental degradation is not amenable to democratic action or dissensus. This paper argues that approaching climate…
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It’s Not Aid, But Reparations
According to Article 8 of the Paris Agreement, parties to the treaty recognise and commit to address, avert and minimise losses and damages associated with adverse effects of climate change. For many societies, such as Small Island Developing States, loss and damage is a matter of survival. Global…
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Economic Misery, Ecological Unsustainability, and the Remedial Responsibility of the Global Affluent
The global affluent are contributing to and benefiting from the systemic cause of economic misery and ecological unsustainability. Some philosophers have invoked this relational point to discuss the responsibility of the affluent because by doing so, they assume, one can formulate a more compelling…
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Combatting Corruption and Securing Justice
Review of Gillian Brock’s Corruption and Global Justice
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Constitutional Environmental Rights
Constitutional environmental rights provisions may be utilised to mitigate climate impacts either directly through climate litigation or indirectly through other types of environmental rights claims. Much of the focus in recent literature has been on climate litigation, so this article focuses on…
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Human Rights and Climate Change
Since their recognition and institutionalization in the aftermath of World War II, human rights have been understood as protecting the fundamental interests of human beings worldwide against serious threats. Although the range of threats can be very broad, international human rights law has tended…
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Climate Change as Inhuman Treatment
In one of the most recent climate litigation cases, Duarte Agostinho and Others v. Portugal and Others, the European Court of Human Rights asked the responding states to consider whether their inaction concerning climate change affects the applicants’ rights under article 3 of the European…
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Climate Litigation & Climate Justice
Human rights arguments have been successful before several domestic courts across Europe in imposing more ambitious action in cutting greenhouse gas emissions upon governments. Yet, the integration of climate justice concerns in those judicial decisions have been insufficiently studied. This paper…