Unfreedom for all : how the world's injustices harm you / Thomas J. Donahue-Ochoa.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Donahue-Ochoa, Thomas J., author.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Justice (Philosophy).

Social justice.

Political ethics.

Solidarity.

Physical Description:

xvi, 310 pages ; 25 cm

Place of Publication:

New York, NY, United States of America : Oxford University Press, [2019]

Contents:

Part I Misdiagnosing Injustice-And Its Remedies

1 The Diagnostics of Injustice p. 27

The Flight from Diagnosis in Political Theory p. 28

Non-ideal Theory without Diagnostics p. 33

Differential Diagnoses and the Potency of Groups p. 37

Joining Diagnostics with Remedies p. 42

The Nosology and Pathology of Oppression p. 43

2 Against the Received View p. 49

Systematic Injustice and the Claim to Authority p. 51

Global Systems of Injustice? p. 55

The Dualism of Individual Duties against Injustice p. 56

Liberal Collective Responsibility: Unleashing Groups? p. 60

How Liberalism Demurs at Distributing Victim-Group Duties p. 67

The Dualism of Political Responsibility: Fragmenting Solidarity? p. 69

Unchecked Groups and Shortfalls of Responsible Agents p. 70

3 The Received View and Its Rivals p. 73

Altruistic Duties against Injustice? p. 74

Potential-harm Duties? p. 78

Lordship-and-bondage Duties? p. 82

Who Is Unfree under Systematic Injustice? p. 85

Oppression's Ultimate Harm p. 87

Part II Injustice and Your Freedom

4 Systematic Injustice and the Scale of Wrong-doing p. 95

Structural Injustice and Groups in Political Life p. 97

The Social-force Analysis of Oppression p. 105

Structural Injustice, Diagnostics, and the Scale of Wrong-doing p. 107

Benefit as the Bound of Social Injustices p. 114

The Harm Done the Victims p. 116

5 How Injustices Harm You p. 121

For the Victims: Despotism p. 123

For All: Suppression of Resistance p. 125

Suppression as Established Authority p. 131

Systematic Injustice as a Central Institution p. 133

Suppression and Authoritarianism p. 134

Authoritarian Tactics for All p. 137

The Arbitrary Power of Authoritarianism p. 139

Negative Freedom and Arbitrary Power p. 141

The Harm of Negative Unfreedom p. 146

Part III The Harms of Global Injustices

6 The Decline of National Patriarchy and the Rise of Global Male Supremacy p. 153

National Patriarchy in Decline? p. 155

Elements of Global Male Supremacy p. 159

Economy: Not-exploited and Exploited p. 160

Political Voices: Centered and Marginalized p. 164

Norms and Culture: Exalted and Degraded p. 165

Systematic Violence: Not-subjected and Subjected p. 175

How Global Male Supremacy Harms You p. 178

7 The Global Racial Order: Partitioned White Primacy p. 182

A Theory of Global White Supremacy p. 184

An Expiring System? p. 193

The Concept of Partitioned White Primacy p. 195

Has the World's Racial Order Been Partitioned? p. 197

White Primacy and Universal Unfreedom p. 207

Could Partitioning an Injustice Sow Its Abolition? p. 209

8 Global Poverty's Harm: Entanglement in Crises p. 211

Rival Theories of Harm p. 216

Entanglement in Crises p. 222

Severe Poverty and Universal Unfreedom p. 227

Part IV A Theory of Solidarity

9 Solidarity, Universal Unfreedom, and You p. 235

Your Interest in Freedom: An Interest in Solidarity p. 237

Solidarity: The Third Principle of Modern Political Life p. 237

The Elements of Solidarity in General: "No One Left Behind" p. 246

Solidarity against Oppression p. 249

Universal Harm as the Ground of Robust Solidarity p. 254

Duties against Injustice as Duties of Solidarity p. 257.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-292) and index.

ISBN:

019005168X

9780190051686

OCLC:

1101578421