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My area of specialization is in political
philosophy, and I am especially interested in problems of global justice,
nationalism and human rights. Currently, I am thinking of a book-length
project with the working title “Human Rights and Social Justice in
a Diverse World”, and papers on luck egalitarianism. At Penn, my teaching,
which reflects these interests, includes courses on global justice, political
philosophy, introductory ethics, and specialized courses on topics such
multiculturalism and human rights. I have also taught courses in philosophy
of law, biomedical ethics, and introduction to philosophy (freshman seminar).
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Representative
Publications |
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Justice Without
Borders (Cambridge University Press, 2004).
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Toleration, Diversity
and Global Justice (Penn State Press, 2000).
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“Justice and
Personal Pursuits,” The Journal of Philosophy CI/7 (2004):
331-362
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“Patriotic
Obligations,” Monist 86/3 (2003): 434-453.
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“Liberal
Toleration in Rawls’s Law of Peoples,” Ethics 108 (1998):
276-295. |
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Recent
and Current Courses |
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Political
Philosophy |
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Ethics |
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Philosophy of Law |
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Biomedical Ethics |
