GLOBAL JUSTICE

When trying to understand Global Justice, one might find it useful to first understand ____________ as its philosophical roots.

• Liberalism

• Cosmopolitanism

• Constructivism

• Marxism

____________ believed that limiting Global Justice to just the national level is morally inappropriate because institutions can perform state functions.

• John Rawls

• Charles Beitz

• Thomas Pogge

• Mary Kaldor

Which theorist viewed justice as "fairness"?

• John Rawls

• Garrett Brown

• Mary Kaldor

• Thomas Pogge

The redistribution of wealth and resources, as suggested as Pogge and Brock, can best alleviate the injustice of:

• Immigration

• Climate Change

• Health

• Poverty

Global Justice advocates for all of the following EXCEPT:

• The rights of the individual supersedes the state.

• Justice should be inclusive regardless of nationality

• Governments should employ individual plans of action to tackle their respective problems.

• Political Structures can assist in determining the allocation of resources.