The Encyclopedia is an international, interdisciplinary, and collaborative project, spanning all the relevant areas of scholarship related to issues of global justice, and edited and advised by leading scholars from around the world. The wide-ranging entries present the latest ideas on this complex subject by authors who are at the cutting edge of inquiry.

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Editor in Chief
• List of Contributors
• Absolute Poverty
• Act-Consequentialism
• Adaptive Preferences
• Capabilities Approach
• Preference-Satisfaction
• Advocacy Organizations
• International Organizations
• Agency, Collective
• Agency, Individual
• Agent-Centered Prerogative
• Aggression
• Ahimsa
• Aid to Burdened Societies
• Altruism
• Anarchy
• Armed Conflict: Effect on Women
• Associative Duties
• Basic Needs
• Basic Rights
• Beneficence, Principle of
• Biodiversity
• Bioprospecting and Biopiracy
• Borders
• Capabilities Approach
• Capitalism
• Care Ethics
• Charity
• Chronic Poverty
• Absolute Poverty
• Poverty
• Citizenship
• Citizenship Practices
• Civil Disobedience, International
• Civil Disobedience, Transnational
• Civil Rights
• Class and Status
• Climate Justice
• Co-National Partiality
• Compatriot Partiality Thesis
• Coercion
• Collective Choice
• Collective Decision Problem
• Collective Identity
• Collective Responsibility
• Colonialism
• Common Good
• Communitarianism
• Communities
• Compatriot Partiality Thesis
• Complex Emergency
• Complex Equality
• Composition, Fallacy of
• Consensus/Justification
• Consent
• Conspiracy Theory
• Constructivism
• Consumerism
• Contractarianism
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Correlative Obligations
• Corruption
• Cosmopolitan Democracy
• Cosmopolitan Justice
• Cosmopolitan Republicanism
• Cosmopolitanism
• Crimes Against Humanity
• Crimes Against Peace
• Cultural Relativism
• Cultural Rights
• Globalization
• Health and Health Care
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
• Multiculturalism
• Death Penalty
• Capital Punishment
• Decent Society
• Democracy, Constitutional
• Democracy, Deliberative
• Democracy, Transnational
• Democratic Citizenship
• Democratic Equality
• Democratic Legitimacy
• Democratic Peace Theory
• Development Accountability
• Development as Freedom
• Capabilities Approach
• Sen, Amartya
• Development Assistance
• Development Ethics
• Difference Principle
• Diffused Responsibility Hypothesis
• Disabled People
• Disagreement, Reasonable
• Dispersed Groups
• Immigration
• Refugees
• Dispute Resolution
• Domination
• Double Effect, Doctrine of
• Duties of Assistance
• Duties to Non-Compatriots
• Duties to the Distant Needy
• Duties, Determinate and Indeterminate
• Duties, Perfect and Imperfect
• Duties, Positive and Negative
• Duties, Remedial
• Duties, Determinate and Indeterminate
• Duties, Perfect and Imperfect
• Duties, Positive and Negative
• Earth Democracy
• Brundtland Commission
• Political Ecology
• Rio Declaration
• Stockholm Conference, 1972
• Economic Rights
• Egalitarianism
• Fair Equality of Opportunity
• Global Egalitarianism
• Global Equality of Opportunity
• End of Life Care
• Environmental Justice
• Environmental Racism
• Environmental Sustainability
• Equality
• Essential Medicines, Access to
• Ethical Foreign Policy
• Foreign Policy
• Eurocentrism
• Exploitation
• Fair Equality of Opportunity
• Fairness
• Feminist Ethics
• Feminization of Poverty
• Food Sovereignty
• Friendship
• Functioning, Well-Being and
• Capabilities Approach
• Nussbaum, Martha C.
• Quality of Life
• Sen, Amartya
• Gender-Based Violence
• Violence
• Gender Justice
• Genetic Engineering
• Genocide
• Georgism
• Global Basic Structure
• Global Citizenship
• Global Civil Society
• Global Contractarian Justice
• Global Democracy
• Global Difference Principle
• Global Distributive Justice
• Global Egalitarianism
• Global Equality of Opportunity
• Global Ethic
• Global Federalism
• Global Governance
• Global Impartiality Thesis
• Global Justice
• Global Justice, Subjects of
• Global Market
• Capitalism
• Free Trade
• Globalization
• Global Organizations
• Capitalism
• Global Democracy
• Global Poverty
• Global Public Sphere
• Globalization
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• World Bank (WB)
• Global Poverty
• Global Public
• Global Public Goods
• Global Public Health
• Global Public Reason
• Global Resource Distribution
• Global Resources Dividend
• Pogge, Thomas
• Global Taxation
• Global Tragedy of the Commons
• Global Public
• Global Warming
• Pareto Optimality
• Group Rights
• Harm Principle
• Health and Health Care
• Human Development
• Capabilities Approach
• Crocker, David
• Development Ethics
• Human Development and Capability Association (HDCA)
• International Development Ethics Association (IDEA)
• Nussbaum, Martha C.
• Sen, Amartya
• Human Genome
• Human Right to Democracy
• Human Rights
• Human Security
• Humanitarian Aid
• Humanitarian Intervention, Non-Military
• Humanitarian Military Intervention
• Ideal Moral Theory
• Illegitimate States
• Immigration
• Impartiality
• Global Impartiality Thesis
• Imperialism
• Indigenous Peoples
• Indigenous Rights to Land
• Inequality
• Global Democracy
• Global Egalitarianism
• Global Justice
• Intergenerational Justice
• International Due Process
• International Criminal Court (ICC)
• International Criminal Justice
• International Law
• International Health Partnership
• Development Ethics
• Global Public Health
• Health and Health Care
• Pandemics
• International Humanitarian Assistance
• International Institutional Legitimacy
• International Justice
• Fairness
• Foreign Policy
• Globalization
• Hague Conventions
• International Law
• Law of Peoples
• Liberal Nationalism
• Moral Equality
• Nagel, Thomas
• Nationalism
• Rawls, John
• Realistic Utopia
• Sen, Amartya
• Tamir, Yael
• Transitional Justice in Africa
• Treaty of Westphalia
• International Law
• International Law, Normative Foundations of
• International Organizations
• International Political Economy
• Global Justice
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• World Bank (WB)
• Intrastate Autonomy
• Secession
• Intuitionism
• Jus ad Bellum
• Jus ad Pacem
• Jus Gentium
• Jus in Bello
• Just Peace
• Peace Versus Justice
• Perpetual Peace: Abbé de Saint-Pierre
• Perpetual Peace: Kant
• Preventive Non-Intervention
• Just War Theory
• Just War Theory: Invasion of Iraq
• War, Just and Unjust
• Justice and Reciprocity: Local and Global
• Justice and Religion: Buddhism
• Justice and Religion: Christianity
• Justice and Religion: Confucianism
• Justice and Religion: Daoism
• Justice and Religion: Hinduism
• Justice and Religion: Islam
• Justice and Religion: Judaism
• Killing and Letting Die
• Labor
• Land Ethic
• Language and Politics
• Law of Peoples
• Legal Rights
• Liberal Democracy
• Liberal Nationalism
• Liberal Pluralism
• Liberalism
• Libertarianism
• Liberties
• Lifeboat Ethics
• Local Communities
• Communitarianism
• Quality of Life
• Relativity of Well-Being
• Thin Universalism and Thick Localism
• Luck Egalitarianism
• Majoritarianism
• Maldevelopment
• Development Ethics
• Marxism
• Medical Justice
• Global Public Health
• Health and Health Care
• Pharmaceutical Justice
• Pogge, Thomas
• Migration
• Immigration
• Minority Groups
• Multiculturalism
• Modus Vivendi
• Moral Authority
• Moral Community
• Moral Cosmopolitanism
• Moral Distance
• Moral Equality
• Moral Innocence and Harm
• Non-Combatant Immunity
• Moral Legitimacy
• Moral Luck
• Luck Egalitarianism
• Moral Reasoning
• Multiculturalism
• National Interest Thesis
• Compatriot Partiality Thesis
• Liberal Nationalism
• Nationalism
• Social Contract
• National Self-Determination
• Nationalism
• Nationalism, Explanatory
• Nationalism, Extended
• Natural Rights
• Needs
• Basic Needs
• Negative Duties
• Duties, Positive and Negative
• Killing and Letting Die
• Negative Rights
• Neoliberalism
• Non-Combatant Immunity
• Non-Ideal Moral Theory
• Obligation to Future Generations
• Odious Debts
• Original Position
• Owning Life
• Pacifism
• Pareto Optimality
• Partiality
• Paternalism
• Patriarchy
• Patriotism
• Peace Education
• Perfect Justice
• Rawls, John
• Sen, Amartya
• Perpetual Peace
• Perpetual Peace: Abbé de Saint-Pierre
• Perpetual Peace: Kant
• Persecution
• Amnesty International
• Gay Rights
• Human Rights
• Human Rights Watch
• Torture
• Pharmaceutical Justice
• Pluralism
• Political Allegiance
• Political Authority
• Political Autonomy
• Political Constructivism
• Political Cosmopolitanism
• Political Ecology
• Political Economy
• Political Forgiveness
• Political Freedom
• Falk, Richard
• Liberal Pluralism
• Political Autonomy
• Political Representation
• Politics of Recognition
• Political Idealism
• Political Leadership
• Gandhi, Mahatma
• Political Authority
• Political Legitimacy
• Political Liberalism
• Political Obligation
• Political Realism
• Compatriot Partiality Thesis
• Liberal Nationalism
• Lifeboat Ethics
• Political Liberalism
• Political Reconciliation
• Political Forgiveness
• Truth Commissions
• Political Representation
• Positive Duties
• Duties, Positive and Negative
• Positive Rights
• Poverty
• Preemptive War
• Preference-Satisfaction
• Preventive Diplomacy
• Dispute Resolution
• Preventive Non-Intervention
• Soft Power
• War, Just and Unjust
• Preventive Non-Intervention
• Preventive War
• Prima Facie Duties
• Primary Goods
• Prisoner's Dilemma
• Prisoners of War
• Geneva Conventions
• Punishment
• War Against Terrorism
• War, Just and Unjust
• Proceduralism
• Propaganda
• Property Rights
• Public Good
• Common Good
• Public Interest
• Public Reason
• Punishment
• Quality of Life
• Racism
• Realistic Utopia
• Reciprocity
• Recognition, the Politics of
• Recognitional Legitimacy
• Rectificatory Justice
• Relative Poverty
• Relativism
• Relativity of Well-Being
• Remedial Rights
• Secession
• Truth Commissions
• Reparations
• Reproductive Rights
• Population Politics
• Poverty
• Quality of Life
• Resource Curse
• Responsibility, Individual
• Restorative Justice
• Truth Commissions
• Retribution
• Retributive Justice
• Revolution
• Rights
• Rule-Consequentialism
• Sanctions
• Second Original Position
• Self-Determination
• Separation of Church and State
• Slavery
• Social Contract
• Socialism
• Solidarity
• Sovereignty
• Special Obligations
• Special Rights
• Standard of Living
• Development Ethics
• Feminization of Poverty
• Quality of Life
• Relativity of Well-Being
• State Terrorism
• Subsidiarity Principle
• Subsidies
• Subsistence Resources
• Absolute Poverty
• Basic Needs
• Basic Rights
• Food Sovereignty
• Poverty
• Quality of Life
• Subsistence Rights
• Surrogacy, Transnational
• Sustainable Development
• Territorial Rights
• Thin Universalism and Thick Localism
• Toleration/Tolerance, Liberal Principle of
• Transitional Justice
• Transitional Justice in Africa
• Transnational Citizenship
• Citizenship
• World Citizenship
• World Government
• Tyranny
• Ubuntu
• Unequal Exchange Theory
• Exploitation
• Fair Trade
• Imperialism
• Pogge, Thomas
• Unilateral Rights
• Universal Hospitality
• Utilitarianism
• Violence
• Virtue Ethics
• War Crimes
• War, Just and Unjust
• Wealth Gap
• Equality
• Global Democracy
• Global Difference Principle
• Global Distributive Justice
• Global Egalitarianism
• Global Poverty
• Moral Cosmopolitanism
• Wide Reflective Equilibrium
• Women's Rights
• Armed Conflict: Effect on Women
• Ecofeminism
• Feminist Ethics
• Gender Justice
• Feminization of Poverty
• Okin, Susan
• Shiva, Vandana
• Working Poor
• Labor
• Labor Laws
• Poverty
• World Citizenship
• World Government
• World Ownership
• Global Public Goods
• Global Public Sphere
• World Government
• African Development Bank
• Amnesty International
• Bretton Woods Institutions
• Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA)
• Democratic Institutions
• Global Democracy
• Development Institutions
• Development Assistance
• Basic Needs
• United Nations: Right to Development
• Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
• Land Grab
• European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
• Basic Needs
• Development Assistance
• European Union (EU)
• Global Commission on International Migration (GCIM)
• Refugees
• Grameen Bank
• Greenpeace
• High Road for Human Rights
• Human Development and Capability Association (HDCA)
• Human Rights Watch
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• Climate Change
• Global Warming
• International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (ICISS)
• International Court of Justice (ICJ)
• International Criminal Court (ICC)
• International Criminal Justice
• International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
• International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
• International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
• International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
• International Criminal Court (ICC)
• International Development Ethics Association (IDEA)
• International Finance Cooperation (IFC)
• Free Trade
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• International Forum Against Globalization
• Globalization
• Third World Resistance
• International Labour Organization (ILO)
• Labor Laws
• International Law Commission
• International Law
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• League of Nations
• Multinational Corporations
• National Alliance for Tribal Self Rule (NATSR), India
• Indigenous Peoples
• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
• Amnesty International
• Global Governance
• Global Public
• Global Public Reason
• High Road for Human Rights
• Human Rights Watch
• Illegitimate States
• International Organizations
• O'Neill, Onora
• Owning Life
• Pax Natura
• Sen, Amartya
• Shiva, Vandana
• Treaty of Westphalia
• World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• World Social Forum
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
• International Organizations
• Organization for African Unity (OAU)
• African Development Bank
• Health and Health Care
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• International Organizations
• Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
• Development Assistance
• Fair Trade
• Global Taxation
• Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)
• European Convention on Human Rights
• Human Trafficking
• International Organizations
• Subsidiarity Principle
• Terrorism
• Organization of American States (OAS)
• Development Assistance
• Fair Trade
• International Organizations
• Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
• Oxfam International
• Pax Natura Foundation
• Regional Human Rights Courts and Commissions
• Human Rights
• International Institutional Legitimacy
• International Law
• United Nations (UN)
• Global Governance
• Global Human Rights Culture
• Global Public Reason
• International Organizations
• Self-Determination
• United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
• United Nations: Peacekeeping and Peace Building
• United Nations: Reform
• United Nations: Right to Development
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• United Nations Agenda for Democratization
• Global Democracy
• United Nations Charter on Economic Rights and Duties of States
• Basic Rights
• Human Rights
• Positive Rights
• United Nations Democracy Fund
• Global Democracy
• United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
• Capabilities Approach
• Crocker, David
• Development Ethics
• Health and Health Care
• Human Development and Capability Association (HDCA)
• Human Security
• International Development Ethics Association (IDEA)
• Poverty
• Sen, Amartya
• United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
• Capabilities Approach
• Development Ethics
• Peace Education
• United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
• Food
• Food Sovereignty
• Land Grab
• United Nations Human Rights Commission
• Ethical Globalization Initiative (EGI)
• Human Rights
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• United Nations Security Council
• United Nations: Peacekeeping and Peace Building
• United Nations: Reform
• United Nations: Peacekeeping and Peace Building
• United Nations: Reform
• United Nations: Right to Development
• Working Women's Forum (WWF), India
• Post-Colonialism
• World Bank (WB)
• World Commission on Environment and Development
• Brundtland Commission
• World Health Organization (WHO)
• Development Ethics
• Global Public Health
• Health and Health Care
• Pandemics
• World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
• World Social Forum
• World Trade Organization (WTO)
• Alterglobalization
• Bandung Conference
• Doha Declaration
• General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
• Global Basic Structure
• International Organizations
• Stiglitz, Joseph Eugene
• Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property
• Agarwal, Bina
• Ake, Claude
• Appiah, Kwame Anthony
• Arendt, Hannah
• Augustine
• Barber, Benjamin
• Barry, Brian
• Bauman, Zygmunt
• Beitz, Charles
• Benhabib, Seyla
• Berger, John
• Bohman, James
• Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
• Boylan, Michael
• Brock, Gillian
• Buchanan, Allen
• Cabrera, Luis
• Caney, Simon
• Chodosh, Hiram
• Chomsky, Noam
• Chumakov, Alexander N.
• Chwaszcza, Christine
• Cicero
• Condorcet, N. Marquis de
• Crocker, David
• Dante
• Derrida, Jacques
• Dower, Nigel
• Dryzek, John
• Falk, Richard
• Fanon, Frantz
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• Imperialism
• Liberation Theology
• Violence
• Foucault, Michel
• Gandhi, Mahatma
• George, Henry
• Georgism
• Goldhagen, Daniel Jonah
• Gould, Carol
• Goulet, Denis
• Grotius, Hugo
• Habermas, Jürgen
• Hardin, Garrett
• Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich
• Held, David
• Held, Virginia
• Herodotus
• Hobbes, Thomas
• Honneth, Axel
• Huntington, Samuel
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Kant, Immanuel
• Kant, Immanuel: Contemporary Kantian Responses to
• King, Martin Luther, Jr.
• Kukathas, Chandran
• Küng, Hans
• Global Ethic
• World Citizenship
• Laozi
• Locke, John
• Luther, Martin
• Mallat, Chibli
• Mamdani, Mahmoud
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• Mao, Zedong
• Marx, Karl
• May, Larry
• McBride, William
• McMahan, Jeff
• Mill, John Stuart
• Miller, David
• Miller, Richard
• Moellendorf, Darrel
• Nagel, Thomas
• Narveson, Jan
• Nickel, James
• Nozick, Robert
• Nussbaum, Martha C.
• O’Neill, Onora
• Okin, Susan
• Pogge, Thomas
• Rawls, John
• Roosevelt, Eleanor
• Rosenbaum, Thane
• Rosenthal, Joel H.
• Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
• Russell, Bertrand
• Sellers, Mortimer
• Sen, Amartya
• Seneca
• Shiva, Vandana
• Shue, Henry
• Singer, Peter
• Spinoza, Baruch
• Stiglitz, Joseph Eugene
• Tagore, Rabindranath
• Talbott, William J.
• Tamir, Yael
• Tan, Kok-Chor
• Tesón, Fernando
• Thucydides
• Vitoria, Francisco de
• Walzer, Michael
• Wenar, Leif
• Xunzi
• Young, Iris Marion
• Advocacy Organizations
• International Organizations
• Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• al Qaeda
• Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• Punishment
• Terrorism
• War Against Terrorism
• Alterglobalization
• Animal Rights
• Anti-Globalization Movements
• Alterglobalization
• Ecofeminism
• Shiva, Vandana
• Arms Race
• Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• Chomsky, Noam
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Corruption
• Dispute Resolution
• Foreign Policy
• Peace Education
• Pogge, Thomas
• Preventive Non-Intervention
• Preventive War
• Asian Values Debate
• Bandung Conference
• Beijing Platform on Women
• Falk, Richard
• Gender Justice
• Okin, Susan
• Bhopal Tragedy
• Bilateral Aid
• Development Assistance
• Basic Needs
• Bribery
• Corruption
• Foreign Policy
• Pogge, Thomas
• Poverty
• Brundtland Commission
• Cairo Declaration of Human Rights
• Capital Punishment
• Carbon Tax
• Child Labor
• Child Soldiers
• Climate Change
• Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)
• Okin, Susan
• Cyber Privacy
• Privacy
• Cyberwar
• Debt Relief
• Deforestation
• Pax Natura Foundation
• Sustainable Development
• Democratic Nation Building
• Doha Declaration
• Global Democracy
• Humanitarian Military Intervention
• Humanitarian Intervention, Non-Military
• Human Right to Democracy
• Preventive Non-Intervention
• Doha Declaration
• Drug Research and Human Experimentation
• Bioprospecting and Biopiracy
• Essential Medicines, Access to
• Organ Trafficking
• Owning Life
• Duty to Prosecute
• East Asian Economic Crisis
• International Monetary Fund (IMF)
• World Bank (WB)
• Ecofeminism
• Embargoes
• Foreign Policy
• Poverty
• Empire
• Enemy Combatant
• Environmental Protection
• Environmental Regulations
• Environmental Protection
• Ethical Globalization Initiative (EGI)
• European Convention on Human Rights
• Failed States
• Development Assistance
• Development Ethics
• Duties of Assistance
• Fair Trade
• Female Genital Mutilation
• Food
• Foreign Aid
• Foreign Policy
• Free Trade
• Gay Rights
• General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
• General Agreement on Trade and Services (GATS)
• Free Trade
• Geneva Conventions
• Global Democracy Deficit
• Consensus/Justification
• Global Democracy
• Global Human Rights Culture
• Global Justice Project: Iraq
• Global Public Sphere
• Global Trafficking
• Human Trafficking
• Global Warming
• Globalization
• Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)
• Land Grab
• Guantanamo Bay Prisoners
• Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• Just War Theory: Invasion of Iraq
• Punishment
• Terrorism
• War Against Terrorism
• Hague Conventions
• Human Rights: African Perspectives
• Human Trafficking
• Inept States
• Poverty
• Rawls, John
• Intellectual Property Rights
• International Borrowing Privilege
• Debt Relief
• International Criminal Justice
• International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
• International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
• International Environmental Standards
• Climate Change
• Climate Justice
• Global Warming
• International Labor Standards
• International Legal Reform
• Chodosh, Hiram
• Global Democracy
• Global Justice
• International Solidarity
• Global Public Reason
• Solidarity
• Intervention, Non-Military
• Humanitarian Intervention, Non-Military
• Just War Theory: Invasion of Iraq
• Kyoto Protocol
• Climate Change
• Climate Justice
• Global Warming
• Labor Laws
• Land Grab
• Liberal Internationalism
• Liberation Theology
• Mediation
• Chodosh, Hiram
• Dispute Resolution
• Mega-Cities
• Moral Imperialism
• Movement for the Emancipation of the Nile Delta (MEND)
• Nation Building
• Development Ethics
• Human Right to Democracy
• Humanitarian Aid
• Humanitarian Intervention, Non-Military
• Humanitarian Military Intervention
• United Nations: Peacekeeping and Peace Building
• New International Economic Order
• Globalization
• Non-Aligned Movement
• Bandung Conference
• North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
• Alterglobalization
• Fair Trade
• Free Trade
• North-South Division
• Alterglobalization
• Ecofeminism
• Global Egalitarianism
• Global Justice
• Global Poverty
• Globalization
• Shiva, Vandana
• Nuclear Proliferation
• Falk, Richard
• Russell, Bertrand
• State Terrorism
• Nuremberg Trials
• Oil
• Organ Trafficking
• Outsourcing
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Globalization
• Pandemics
• Paris Peace Conference
• Peace Versus Justice
• Population Politics
• Post-Colonial Feminism
• Colonialism
• Gender Justice
• Post-Colonialism
• Post-Colonialism
• Privacy
• Protectionist Policies
• Free Trade
• International Organizations
• Third World Resistance
• Refugees
• Rendition, Extraordinary
• War Against Terrorism
• Rio Declaration
• Rogue States
• Humanitarian Military Intervention
• Rawls, John
• Tyranny
• Rome Statute of 1998
• Rwanda
• Secession
• Singularity
• Soft Power
• Stockholm Conference, 1972
• Technology
• Terrorism
• Third World Resistance
• Tobin Tax
• Torture
• Trade Agreements
• Bandung Conference
• Doha Declaration
• Fair Trade
• Foreign Policy
• Free Trade
• Intellectual Property Rights
• Stiglitz, Joseph Eugene
• Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property
• Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property
• Transhumanism
• Treaty of Westphalia
• Truth Commissions
• UDHR
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• United Nations: Rights and Duties
• United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
• Development Ethics
• Free Trade
• United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
• United Nations Millennium Development Goals
• Health and Health Care
• Poverty
• Pogge, Thomas
• United Nations: Rights and Duties
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Vegetarianism
• Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
• Vienna Declaration on Human Rights
• War Against Terrorism
• Water
• Weapons of Mass Destruction
• Afghanistan and Iraq Wars
• Just War Theory: Invasion of Iraq
• War Against Terrorism
• War, Just and Unjust
• Women's Movement
• Ecofeminism
• Feminist Ethics
• Solidarity
• Zapatistas