The Global Justice Reader

The Global Justice Reader is an edited anthology that examines the concept of justice through the lens of globalization. It brings together a range of theoretical and empirical perspectives to explore how economic, political, and social inequalities are distributed across national borders. The volume addresses key debates in international relations and political theory, including the tension between local autonomy and global governance, the role of international institutions, and the ethical implications of a interconnected world economy. By juxtaposing diverse voices, the reader highlights the complexity of defining fairness in a context where traditional state-centric frameworks are increasingly challenged by transnational forces.

Description adapted from Open Library bibliographic data ↗.