In" The Problem of Global Justice" Thomas Nagel argues that global justice is not a problem
for a world like ours where sovereignty is parceled out in states. 1 I disagree. The world is …

Evaluation from the point of view of justice is at once encompassing and austere. Judgments
of justice and injustice take in whole societies. But to conclude that a society is just or unjust…

A model of labor‐constrained accumulation and economically directed technical progress
has a stable steady state at which the class distribution of income is invariant with respect to …

I first characterize a moral mistake in coercion. The principle of independence with which I
criticize coercion seems also to condemn exchange. I propose an account of exchange from …

Each of two mutually recognising persons knows herself to be capable of and responsible for
acting toward the other in ways that presuppose the other’s capability and responsibility for …

I explore some interpretations of the practice of international market reliance that forms the
focus of Aaron James' book, and I wonder how our actual practices help to settle what we …

The equalization of profit rates across industries subject to firm‐level bargaining over wages
generates an interindustry wage structure with higher wages in capital‐intensive sectors. …

Complete bilateral, simultaneous and spontaneous rupture of the quadriceps tendon is
exceedingly rare; 17 cases have been reported, four with no predisposing cause. This report …

99m Tc macroaggregated albumin lung perfusion scans were performed with assessment
of pulmonary hemodynamics in 14 male patients with a centrally located lung tumor, …

December 9, 2005 abstract Trajectories of ongoing price change, unbalanced growth, and
nonneutral technical progress directed by the profit-driven production and innovation …