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George DeMartino On the politics of <em>global economy</em>, <em>global justice</em> article In this paper I respond to the symposium on my book Global Economy, Global Justice: Normative Objections and Policy Alternatives to Neoliberalism, with contributions by William Milberg, Julie Graham, Maliha Safri, and Eray Düzenli. This paper explores a topic just briefly mentioned in Global Economy, Global Justice&ndash;namely, the politics associated with the pursuit of the form of justice that I advance in the book. I argue that the book&rsquo;s principal arguments are informed by the theoretical perspectives in evidence in the papers of Milberg, Graham, and Safri and Düzenli, though I had chosen not to explore these perspectives in detail.

On the politics of global economy, global justice

George DeMartino

Rethinking Marxism, vol. 16, no. 4, 2004, pp. 367–373

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In this paper I respond to the symposium on my book Global Economy, Global Justice: Normative Objections and Policy Alternatives to Neoliberalism, with contributions by William Milberg, Julie Graham, Maliha Safri, and Eray Düzenli. This paper explores a topic just briefly mentioned in Global Economy, Global Justice–namely, the politics associated with the pursuit of the form of justice that I advance in the book. I argue that the book’s principal arguments are informed by the theoretical perspectives in evidence in the papers of Milberg, Graham, and Safri and Düzenli, though I had chosen not to explore these perspectives in detail.

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