Moral judgment, self-determination, and toleration: Reflecting on reform intervention at the outer limits

European Journal of Political Theory 24 (3):471-480 (2025)
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Here, I reply to three commentaries on my recent book, Promoting Justice Across Borders: The Ethics of Reform Intervention. The main topics include the scope of the category “reform intervention,” to what extent it is appropriate to evaluate economic activity using moral criteria, the meaning of collective self-determination and its relationship to democracy, and the limits of toleration as a moral ideal.

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Lucia M. Rafanelli
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A critique of pure tolerance.Robert Paul Wolff - 1965 - Boston,: Beacon Press. Edited by Barrington Moore & Herbert Marcuse.

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