Part 1 The Austin lecture: is there a right to development?, Brian Barry. Part 2 Traditions of thought and international justice: justice and international order, Chris Brown; international justice and just war theory, Tony Coates. Part 3 Principles and concepts of international justice: universalism, particularism and cosmopolitan justice, Michael Freeman; cosmopolitan communities, Lukas H. Meyer; international justice - amongst whom?, Peter Jones; global equality of opportunity and the sovereignty of states, Simon Caney; global justice as impartiality - whither claims to equal shares?, Anders Follesdal; contractualism and the moral significance of human well-being, Matt Matravers. Part 4 Some issues and problems of international justice: international social justice, global warming and global democracy, Barry Holden; slaughtering a few sacred cows - do we really oppose international intervention, Avner de-Shalit; justice and fairness in the battle against acid rain, Cecilia Albin; restoring justice in the aftermath of conflict - bridging the gap between theory and practive, Rama Mani.
Biography
Tony Coates
