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This book critically examines 'just liberal violence': forms of direct and structural violence that others may be 'justly' subjected to. Michael Neu focusses on liberal defences of torture, war and sweatshop labour respectively, and argues that (a) each of these defences fails and (b) all of them fail for similar reasons.

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This book critically examines 'just liberal violence': forms of direct and structural violence that others may be 'justly' subjected to. Michael Neu focusses on liberal defences of torture, war and sweatshop labour respectively, and argues that (a) each of these defences fails and (b) all of them fail for similar reasons.

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This post-colonial and feminist reading of the Enlightenment explores the proto-postmodernist practice of examining one's conclusions through the eyes of the Other. Self-estrangement to gain critical distance from one's taken-for-granted assumptions, was central to the Enlightenment, and remains vital for critical sociopolitical thinking today.

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What does the basic right to subsistence allow its holders to do for themselves when it goes unfulfilled This book guides the reader through the morality of infringing property rights for subsistence, in a global context.

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What does the basic right to subsistence allow its holders to do for themselves when it goes unfulfilled This book guides the reader through the morality of infringing property rights for subsistence, in a global context.

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What makes a person the same person over time This book provides an externalist metaphysical account of personal identity and its ethical implications.

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What makes a person the same person over time This book provides an externalist metaphysical account of personal identity and its ethical implications.

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Providing a new philosophical foundation for thinking about old problems such as class inequality, this concise and accessible book explores the concept of and problems associated with democracy. Ideal for students in politics and philosophy, the book informs new structural and institutional responses to these problems.

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Providing a new philosophical foundation for thinking about old problems such as class inequality, this concise and accessible book explores the concept of and problems associated with democracy. Ideal for students in politics and philosophy, the book informs new structural and institutional responses to these problems.