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CreatorStone, Peter
Date2014
Date Accessioned2025-06-10T20:11:28Z
Date Available2025-06-10T20:11:28Z
URL de acceso al recursohttps://raco.cat/index.php/LEAP/article/view/297565
URL de acceso al recurso2341-1465
Identifier (URI)http://revistas.suiiurisasociacion.com/xmlui/handle/123456789/23300
DescriptionNicole Hassoun’s Globalization and Global Justice: Shrinking Distance,Expanding Obligations (2012) offers a novel argument for the existence ofpositive rights for the world’s poor, and explores institutional alternativessuitable for the realization of those rights. Hassoun’s argument is contractualist(in the broad sense), and makes the existence of positive rights dependupon the conditions necessary for meaningful consent to the global order. Itthus provides an interesting example of social contract theory in the globalcontext. But Hassoun’s argument relies crucially upon the ambiguous natureof the concept of consent. Drawing broadly upon the social contract theorytradition, Hassoun relies upon actual consent theory, democratic theory, andhypothetical consent theory. Each theoretical approach makes use of its ownconception of consent. Rather than select one of these conceptions overthe others, she makes use of all three. In doing so, she introduces a crucialambiguity into the terms that, on her account, a legitimate global order mustsatisfy. The resolution of this ambiguity will circumscribe any effort, on thepart of Hassoun or others, to specify the terms of any global social contract.en-US
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Item Languageeng
PublisherUniversitat Pompeu Fabraen-US
xmlui.metadata.dc.relationLaw, Ethics and Philosophy; 2014: Núm. 2; 177-189;Law, Ethics and Philosophy; 2014: Núm: 2; 177-189;
xmlui.metadata.dc.relationhttps://raco.cat/index.php/LEAP/article/view/297565/386546
Rightsinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessen-US
SourceRACO (Revistes Catalanes amb Accés Obert)0
TitleSocial Contract Theory in the Global Contexten-US
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