International Justice as Equal Regard and the Use of Force

Ethics and International Affairs 17 (2):63-75 (2003)
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Abstract

Have we any obligations beyond our own borders? What form do these take? These questions are addressed through a concept of comparative justice indebted to the just war tradition and the equal moral regard of persons.

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