Introduction

Philosophical Topics 37 (2):1-15 (2009)
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The present issue of Philosophical Topics is devoted to global gender justice. In this introduction to the volume, I sketch the emergence of global gender justice as a field of philosophical inquiry and identify some of the philosophical challenges that its emergence raises. The easiest way to explain the distinctiveness of this field is to situate it in the context of earlier philosophical inquiries into justice.

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Transnational women's collectivities and global justice.Hye-Ryoung Kang - 2008 - Journal of Social Philosophy 39 (3):359-377.

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