Towards Global Political Philosophy
© Birgit Rieger
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| Chen Xiaoxu (Wuhan) | A Global “Norm”: The Paradox of the Public Norm in the Context of the Other and its Solution |
| Fang Bo (Beijing) | Kant and Social Justice |
| Stefan Gosepath (Berlin) | Why Do We Need a Global Philosophy? |
| Han Shuifa (Beijing) | Principles of Justice in the Changing World Order |
| Wilfried Hinsch / Susanne Brandtstädter (Cologne) | The Justice Motif in Rural China |
| Li Zhehan (Hangzhou) | Does China Colonize Africa? From Factuality to Normativity and not Vice Versa |
| Christian Neuhäuser (Dortmund) | Jiwei Ci and Thomas Scanlon on Inequality |
| Sun Xiangchen (Shanghai) | Justice for Future Generations |
| Wang Ge (Beijing) | Contemporary Chinese Art as Political Participation and its Failure |
| Xiang Shuchen (Berlin) | Source of Chinese Cosmopolitanism: A Comparative Study in the Philosophy of Race |
| Ying Qi (Shanghai) | The Architecture of the Collective Identity of Modern Society |
| Véronique Zanetti (Bielefeld) | Jus post bellum and Responsibility towards Refugees |
| Zhang Guoqing (Hangzhou) | Human Solidarity and Community of Common Destiny |
| Günter Zöller (München) | The Global and the Universal. Political Philosophy between Value and Validity |
