Pluralizing political philosophy economic and ecological inequalities in global perspective
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Oxford
Oxford University Press
[2025]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : advancing philosophical pluralism in the analysis of inequalities / Ingrid Robeyns
- Pluralizing global justice / Simon Caney
- Making and remaking the canon / Jonathan Wolff
- Purakau as philosophy : indigenous philosophies as pluralizing the purpose and practice of philosophy / Krushil Watene
- Liberal egalitarianism beyond methodological atomism / Lisa Herzog
- Killing three birds with one stone : a Confucian institutional response to climate change and other challenges / Tongdong Bai
- Precarity, dependence, and inequality / Eva Feder Kittay
- Ubuntu and social justice / Motsamai Molefe
- Ecofeminism and the hope for comprehensive change / Avner de Shalit
- Buen vivir and extractivism / Facundo García Valverde
- Grounding distributive justice on an ideal family : what familial norms entail for inequalities / Thaddeus Metz
- Green liberalism and sustainable transitions / Constanze Binder
- Diversities within diversities / Sor-hoon Tan
- Addressing pluralism : opportunities and challenges for Global South scholars / Cristian Pérez-Muñoz
- The metaphysical is political : reflections on decolonizing political philosophy's social ontology / Serene Khader
- Some thoughts on pluralizing political philosophy / Ingrid Robeyns