Global Justice

Exploring the responsibilities of the wealthy towards the impoverished, this work delves into the complexities of international distributive justice, a topic gaining traction over the past twenty-five years. It critically examines various moral frameworks—universalist, nationalist, patriotism, and relativist—while advocating for universal basic human rights. This comprehensive analysis serves as a valuable resource for readers interested in political theory, philosophy, international relations, development studies, and moral philosophy.