Stephen Minister is Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Moral Values at Augustana University, USA.

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• 1: Beyond Single Stories.- Section I: Ethics and Culture.- 2: Why We’re So Often Wrong about the World.- 3: Beyond Cultural Relativism.- 4: Tradition, Globalization, and Change.- 5: Women Elsewhere.- Section II: Ethics and Economics.- 6: Brief Histories of Poverty.- 7: Development and the Human Good.- 8: Crossing Borders: Immigration in an Unequal World.- 9: Sweatshops, Resource Curses, and the Ethics of Trade.- 10: Charity and/or Justice?.- Section III: Ethics and Politics.- 11: Are Human Rights and Democracy Universal?.- 12: The Ethics of War.- 13: Building Global Peace.- Section IV: Ethics and the Environment.- 14: Population: What’s the Problem?.- 15: Unnatural Disasters.- 16: Climate Change: Problems and Progress.- 17: Conclusion: How to Continue Thinking Ethically.

Stephen Minister is Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Moral Values at Augustana University, USA.

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• 1: Beyond Single Stories.- Section I: Ethics and Culture.- 2: Why We’re So Often Wrong about the World.- 3: Beyond Cultural Relativism.- 4: Tradition, Globalization, and Change.- 5: Women Elsewhere.- Section II: Ethics and Economics.- 6: Brief Histories of Poverty.- 7: Development and the Human Good.- 8: Crossing Borders: Immigration in an Unequal World.- 9: Sweatshops, Resource Curses, and the Ethics of Trade.- 10: Charity and/or Justice?.- Section III: Ethics and Politics.- 11: Are Human Rights and Democracy Universal?.- 12: The Ethics of War.- 13: Building Global Peace.- Section IV: Ethics and the Environment.- 14: Population: What’s the Problem?.- 15: Unnatural Disasters.- 16: Climate Change: Problems and Progress.- 17: Conclusion: How to Continue Thinking Ethically.

Stephen Minister is Professor of Philosophy and Chair of Moral Values at Augustana University, USA.

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• 1: Beyond Single Stories.- Section I: Ethics and Culture.- 2: Why We’re So Often Wrong about the World.- 3: Beyond Cultural Relativism.- 4: Tradition, Globalization, and Change.- 5: Women Elsewhere.- Section II: Ethics and Economics.- 6: Brief Histories of Poverty.- 7: Development and the Human Good.- 8: Crossing Borders: Immigration in an Unequal World.- 9: Sweatshops, Resource Curses, and the Ethics of Trade.- 10: Charity and/or Justice?.- Section III: Ethics and Politics.- 11: Are Human Rights and Democracy Universal?.- 12: The Ethics of War.- 13: Building Global Peace.- Section IV: Ethics and the Environment.- 14: Population: What’s the Problem?.- 15: Unnatural Disasters.- 16: Climate Change: Problems and Progress.- 17: Conclusion: How to Continue Thinking Ethically.