RONALD TINNEVELT is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders. He is affiliated to the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Leuven, Belgium and is involved in the IAP research project 'Theory of the Norm and Democratic Governance'. His main research interests include human rights, democracy, sovereignty and justice. He is co-editor of John Rawls (2002), De multiculturele samenleving in conflict (2005) and Internationale Rechtvaardigheid (2005). GERT VERSCHRAEGEN is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders and is affiliated to

• Introduction; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen PART 1: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE Global Distributive Justice; C.Jones States, Individuals, and Equality; L.Wenar Do Rich Countries have a Negative Duty to Fight Global Poverty?; R.van der Veen Global Distributive Justice and the Environment; S.Caney Justice for Africa; R.E.Howard-Hassmann PART 2: CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND LIBERALISM Liberalism and Cultural Diversity: Some Challenges; K-C.Tan Liberal Contribution to a Universal Ethic; B.Parekh The Liberal Concept of Political Secularism; H.Bielefeldt Rights of Culture, Rights of Conscience; C.Kukathas Emergent Cosmopolitanism. Indigenous Peoples and International Law; D.Ivison PART 3: SOVEREIGNTY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY Human Rights Protection in a World of Sovereign States; R.H.Jackson Human Rights, Justice and Anarchy in International Relations; M.Frost Human Rights as Global Participatory Entitlements; R.Marchetti Protecting Human Rights: Transnational Governance or World State?; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen How Much Democracy does Global Constitutionalism Need?; H.Brunkhorst PART 4: ETHICAL FOREIGN POLICY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION Perspectives on Global Justice: Norms, Structures, Processes and Context; R.Falk Good International Citizenship; B.Orend The Moral Basis of Humanitarian Intervention; F.R.Tesón Foreign Policy, Human Rights, and 'Preventive Non-Intervention'; D.K.Chatterjee Problems of Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism; C.A.J.Coady

RONALD TINNEVELT is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders. He is affiliated to the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Leuven, Belgium and is involved in the IAP research project 'Theory of the Norm and Democratic Governance'. His main research interests include human rights, democracy, sovereignty and justice. He is co-editor of John Rawls (2002), De multiculturele samenleving in conflict (2005) and Internationale Rechtvaardigheid (2005). GERT VERSCHRAEGEN is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders and is affiliated to

• Introduction; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen PART 1: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE Global Distributive Justice; C.Jones States, Individuals, and Equality; L.Wenar Do Rich Countries have a Negative Duty to Fight Global Poverty?; R.van der Veen Global Distributive Justice and the Environment; S.Caney Justice for Africa; R.E.Howard-Hassmann PART 2: CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND LIBERALISM Liberalism and Cultural Diversity: Some Challenges; K-C.Tan Liberal Contribution to a Universal Ethic; B.Parekh The Liberal Concept of Political Secularism; H.Bielefeldt Rights of Culture, Rights of Conscience; C.Kukathas Emergent Cosmopolitanism. Indigenous Peoples and International Law; D.Ivison PART 3: SOVEREIGNTY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY Human Rights Protection in a World of Sovereign States; R.H.Jackson Human Rights, Justice and Anarchy in International Relations; M.Frost Human Rights as Global Participatory Entitlements; R.Marchetti Protecting Human Rights: Transnational Governance or World State?; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen How Much Democracy does Global Constitutionalism Need?; H.Brunkhorst PART 4: ETHICAL FOREIGN POLICY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION Perspectives on Global Justice: Norms, Structures, Processes and Context; R.Falk Good International Citizenship; B.Orend The Moral Basis of Humanitarian Intervention; F.R.Tesón Foreign Policy, Human Rights, and 'Preventive Non-Intervention'; D.K.Chatterjee Problems of Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism; C.A.J.Coady

RONALD TINNEVELT is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders. He is affiliated to the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Leuven, Belgium and is involved in the IAP research project 'Theory of the Norm and Democratic Governance'. His main research interests include human rights, democracy, sovereignty and justice. He is co-editor of John Rawls (2002), De multiculturele samenleving in conflict (2005) and Internationale Rechtvaardigheid (2005). GERT VERSCHRAEGEN is a postdoctoral fellow of the Research Foundation Flanders and is affiliated to

• Introduction; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen PART 1: DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE Global Distributive Justice; C.Jones States, Individuals, and Equality; L.Wenar Do Rich Countries have a Negative Duty to Fight Global Poverty?; R.van der Veen Global Distributive Justice and the Environment; S.Caney Justice for Africa; R.E.Howard-Hassmann PART 2: CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND LIBERALISM Liberalism and Cultural Diversity: Some Challenges; K-C.Tan Liberal Contribution to a Universal Ethic; B.Parekh The Liberal Concept of Political Secularism; H.Bielefeldt Rights of Culture, Rights of Conscience; C.Kukathas Emergent Cosmopolitanism. Indigenous Peoples and International Law; D.Ivison PART 3: SOVEREIGNTY, HUMAN RIGHTS AND DEMOCRACY Human Rights Protection in a World of Sovereign States; R.H.Jackson Human Rights, Justice and Anarchy in International Relations; M.Frost Human Rights as Global Participatory Entitlements; R.Marchetti Protecting Human Rights: Transnational Governance or World State?; R.Tinnevelt & G.Verschraegen How Much Democracy does Global Constitutionalism Need?; H.Brunkhorst PART 4: ETHICAL FOREIGN POLICY AND THE LEGITIMACY OF HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION Perspectives on Global Justice: Norms, Structures, Processes and Context; R.Falk Good International Citizenship; B.Orend The Moral Basis of Humanitarian Intervention; F.R.Tesón Foreign Policy, Human Rights, and 'Preventive Non-Intervention'; D.K.Chatterjee Problems of Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism; C.A.J.Coady