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  • ABOUT THE COURSE

    Global Justice: Interdisciplinary Perspectives - JPM647

    Institute of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague

    Instructor: Dr. Janusz Salamon, Ph.D.

    ETCS: 6 credits

    Prerequisites: None

     TIME: Monday, 18:30-19.50


    CONTACTS:

    Email: janusz.salamon at univ-oxford.com

    Office hours: Mondays, 14:00-15:20, Tuesdays, 12:30-14:00

    For the entire syllabus, visit the course webpage in the SIS

  • Introducing Global Justice

  • Class 02 - John Rawls on the Law of Peoples - An Example of a Contractarian Basis for Global Ethics

  • Class 03 - Martha Nussbaum on Universal Human CAPABILITIES - An Example of a NON-Contractarian Basis for Global Ethics

  • Class 04 - Amartya Sen on Plural Affiliations and a NON-Contractarian Solidarity Across Borders

  • Class 05 - Thomas Pogge on the Negative Duties Towards the Wronged Ones - An Expanded Contractarianism as a Basis of Global Ethics

  • Class 06 - Varieties of Anti-Cosmopolitanism as a Challenge to Global Ethics

  • Class 07 - Global Ethics of Environmental Protection

  • Class 08 - Women's Rights and Diversity of Cultures

  • Class 09 - Ethical Dilemmas of MIGRATION and International 'Hospitality'

  • Class 10 - The Ethics of Harm - War & Military Intervention & Terrorism

  • Class 11 - Ethical Challenge of Poverty-Related Deaths

  • Class 12 - The Right to Secession & Terrorism

  • Class 13 - Nuclear Ethics