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Volume 22 - November 2006

Contents

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Reviews

Symposium

  • NIELSEN'S JUST GLOBALIZATION

  • JON MANDLE
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    18 April 2006, pp. 139-146

  • Kai Nielsen's work truly is a model for what engaged philosophical argument can and should aspire to be. He is militantly committed to clarity and to the rejection of dogma. His palpable good faith and sincerity are evident in everything he writes. I can't pretend to have read more than a fraction of Nielsen's voluminous writings, but one of my favorite passages of his is from a recent essay and is reprinted in Globalization and Justice:

Reviews

Symposium

  • RESPONSE TO MY CRITICS

  • KAI NIELSEN
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    18 April 2006, pp. 147-158

  • I have been fortunate in having the critics that I had at the Pasadena Session on my Globalization and Justice. All three of them understood me very well, reported me accurately and criticized me fairly and perceptively. An author could not ask for more. In some places I will, as a result of their criticisms, have to modify or clarify what I say, but in other places, and indeed very central places, I remain intransigent and hold my ground, I hope not out of pigheadedness, a hardening of the intellectual arteries or out of a blinkered partisanship.

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Contributors

  • CONTRIBUTORS

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    11 July 2006, pp. 313-315
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    11 December 2006, pp. 469-470
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    18 April 2006, pp. 179-180
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