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| Constructing global justice: a critique by Michael Goodhart How should INGOs allocate resources? by Scott Wisor Times of interregnum by Zygmunt Bauman Political membership and the demands of global justice by Cristian Pérez Muñoz |
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| Co-Action Publishing is pleased to announce the introduction of an EPUB format for all of our titles from 2011. | |
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New Editorial Board Member! |
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| We are proud to announce that Thomas McCarthy has accepted to serve on the editorial board of Ethics & Global Politics. | |
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