Cambridge University Press (2012) |Abstract||Machine generated
contents note: Introduction; 1. Political philosophy for
earthlings; 2. Two ways to think about justice; 3. Social
justice in multicultural societies; 4. Liberalism, equal
opportunities and cultural commitments; 5. Equality of
opportunity and the family; 6. Justice and boundaries; 7. Social
justice versus global justice?; 8. 'Are they my poor?': The
problem of altruism in a world of strangers; 9. Taking up the
slack? Responsibility and justice in situations of partial
compliance; 10. A tale of two cities, or political philosophy as
lamentation.| |Keywords||POLITICAL SCIENCE / History & Theory|
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