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The applications of the ideas of justice and right beyond and across the borders of individual nation states, attending to the facts of globalization and their consequences for political and economic justice and human rights. Topics: skepticism about global justice; transnational distributive justice, pollution, and poverty; national sovereignty, self-determination, and intervention; the ethics of war; international human rights; and global democracy. No one can receive credit for both ±Ê±á±õÌý420 and ±Ê±á±õÌý520.

Prerequisite: Graduate standing. Credit is not allowed for both ±Ê±á±õÌý520 and ±Ê±á±õÌý420.