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The issue of global justice refers not only to the normative range of justice namely to the conflict between a normative universal scope of justice as opposed to a particular one the well known debate of the 1980s between normative universalism on the one hand, and communitarianism or contextualism on the other i.e. the issue of normative universalism as an a priori regulative ideal, either as a Platonic or Kantian foundation of justice, so that any particular claim of justice would be manifest as an outcome of that universal foundation. In the following, I shall rather attempt to address the political issue of global justice, namely the controversial issue of a justice whose range is worldwide, referring not precisely to an a priori universality of the principles of justice in general, but to our common historical world, as it is affected through the process of capitalist globalization, and as it can be disrupted by political action.

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