Drawing upon methods of political theory, empirical politics, legal philosophy, and applied ethics, this book advances the novel account of Collective Moral Debt Reparative Justice (CMDRJ).
Drawing upon methods of political theory, empirical politics, legal philosophy, and applied ethics, this book advances the novel account of Collective Moral Debt Reparative Justice (CMDRJ).
Brian Yue Shun Wong is an assistant professor in philosophy at the University of Hong Kong. His research examines the intersection of geopolitics, political philosophy, and technology, with particular interests in authoritarian regimes and historical injustices. Brian is a Rhodes Scholar and graduated with a MA, MPhil, and DPhil all from the University of Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Introduction 2 Unpacking the Reparative Justice Debate 3 On Moral Debt What Perpetrators of Historical Injustices Owe Their Victims 4 The Bequest Account How Descendants of Victims Can Inherit Moral Debt 5 Settling Reparative Responsibilities The Present and Future 6 The Collective Turn 7 Praxis 8 Conclusion
1 Introduction 2 Unpacking the Reparative Justice Debate 3 On Moral Debt What Perpetrators of Historical Injustices Owe Their Victims 4 The Bequest Account How Descendants of Victims Can Inherit Moral Debt 5 Settling Reparative Responsibilities The Present and Future 6 The Collective Turn 7 Praxis 8 Conclusion
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