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Globalization and Ethnic Conflict
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Iris Marion Young
Modest Reflections on Hegemony and Global Democracy
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Li Tieying
Philosophy is Holy Fire
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Agnes Heller
The Two Pillars of Modern Ethics
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Alan Gewirth
Justice: Its Conditions and Contents
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There are many different ways of dealing with the conditions of justice. In this paper I raise some basic questions about the foundations of justice, including whatare its central requirements and, especially, what it is about justice that underlies or explains its mandatoriness: why it is that justice is regarded as so morally necessary that any violation of it calls for the most severe condemnation and correction.
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On the Atttude of Rulers Towards Philosophy
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Karan Singh
The Role of Philosophy:
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Michael Pendlebury
Toward Global Democracy
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Osvaldo Guariglia
Enforcing Economic and Social Human Rights
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Alan Gewirth
Are There Any Human Rights?
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Tüten Anğ
Philosophical Anthropology in Turkey
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R. Balasubramanian
Gandhi on Violence, War, and Peace:
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Abdusalam A. Guseinov
Can Violence Be Morally Justified?
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Victoria Camps
Democracy and its Future:
Citizenship and Civil Society
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Harun Tepe
Ethics in Turkey
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Myrto Dragona-Monachou
Ioanna Kuçuradi: Glimpses at her Views of Ethics and Human Rights
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Evandro Agazzi
Philosophy and Human Understanding:
Maimonides Lecture
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Stelios Virvidakis
Arda Denkel's Philosophical Vision
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Pierre Sané
Speech by Mr Pierre Sané, Assistant Director-General for Social and Human Sciences, UNESCO
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Süleyman Demirel
Philosophy and World Problems
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