Volume 37, Issue 4, October 2011
Shmuel Nili
Pages 629-653
Our Problem of Global Justice
Cited by
- Shmuel Nili. Politics, Philosophy & Economics. Rigorist cosmopolitanism 2013. [CrossRef]
- Catharina A.J. Womack.
The Influence of Labour Legislation on Job Creation and Job Sustainability in South Africa
2021. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. The Journal of Politics. Environmental Reform, Negative Duties, and Petrocrats: A Strategic Green Energy Argument 2015. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. European Journal of Political Theory. The moving global Everest: A new challenge to global ideal theory as a necessary compass 2018. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. International Theory. Getting away with it? Kleptocracy, atrocities, and the morality of autocratic exile 2023. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. International Theory. Democratic disengagement: toward Rousseauian global reform 2011. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy. Who’s afraid of a world state? A global sovereign and the statist-cosmopolitan debate 2015. [CrossRef]
- Nikolay Marinov, Shmuel Nili. International Interactions. Sanctions and Democracy 2015. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. American Journal of Political Science. Injustice Abroad, Authority at Home? Democracy, Systemic Effects, and Global Wrongs 2018. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. Journal of International Political Theory. Global justice and global realities 2016. [CrossRef]
- SHMUEL NILI. American Political Science Review. Liberal Integrity and Foreign Entanglement 2016. [CrossRef]
- Shmuel Nili. International Studies Review. Rethinking Economic “Sanctions” 2016. [CrossRef]