Norwegian philosopher Henrik Syse claims that global ethics and international justice in the western tradition form part of the tradition of natural law: the topic has been organised and … 展开

Per the American political scientist Iris Marion Young "A widely accepted philosophical view continues to hold that the scope of obligations of justice is defined by membership in … 展开

Five main positions—realism, particularism, nationalism, the society of states tradition, and cosmopolitanism (in two forms) — have been taken by contributors to the global justice debate.
Realism
Realists, such as 展开

• Alter-globalization
• Anti-globalization
• International law
• Cosmopolitanism
• Democratic globalization 展开

Three related questions, concerning the scope of justice, justice in the distribution of wealth and other goods, and the institutions responsible for justice, are central to the problem of global justice. When these questions are addressed in non ideal circumstances, … 展开

None of the five main positions described above imply complete satisfaction with the current world order. Realists complain that states that pursue utopian moral visions through intervention and 展开

1. ^ Risse, Mathias (2017). "Responsibility and Global Justice". Ratio Juris. 30: 41–58. doi:10.1111/raju.12153. S2CID 151784870.
2. ^ Syse, Henrik (2005-01-01). "From Natural Law to Human Rights — Some Reflections on Thomas … 展开