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  1. How Should We Discharge Our Responsibilities to Eradicate Poverty?Gillian Brock - 2016 - Res Publica 22 (3):301-315.
    In this article I present four central challenges for Hennie Lötter’s book Poverty, Ethics and Justice. The first criticism takes issue with Lötter’s focus on social rather than global justice. Though he seems to be concerned with poverty everywhere, he takes social rather than global justice as the primary unit of analysis and this leads to a certain blindness to the ways in which discharging duties to the poor is a global not just society or state level project. My alternative (...)
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  • Fulfilling Obligations to the Poor: How Should we Decide among Plausible Options?G. Brock - 2014 - Analysis 74 (1):90-99.
    In Globalization and Global Justice , Nicole Hassoun offers advice on practical ways to fulfill obligations to the poor. Our recommendations must be well informed by empirical evidence, and so important research on poverty that suggests we sometimes focus inadvertently on the wrong objects in our attempted assistance efforts, deserves consideration here. We also need guidelines on how to choose from among plausible policy options on how to help the poor. I offer one and explain why some of Hassoun s (...)
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  • What Does Liberal Legitimacy Really Require?M. Ronzoni - 2014 - Analysis 74 (1):99-107.
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