Introduction
Part1: Critical reflections on Parochialism and Western-Centrism
1. Liberal Internationalism, Intervention and Moral Imperialism
2. On the Compatibility of Global Democratic Justice and Confucianism
3. Are Political Conceptions of Global Justice Parochial?
Part2: Contextual Appraisal
4. Anticipating Global Justice: Confucianism and Mohism in Classical China
5. Chinese Political Culture and the International Order
6. State Coercion, "Tianxia", and the Idea of Egalitarian Global Justice
Part3: East Asian Insights into Global Justice
7. All-under-Heaven and Liberty
8. A Confucian "Law of Peoples": Mencius’s Thought on Global Justice
9. Global Justice without a Center: Reappraisal of Tianxia with Non-domination
10. A Topography of Japanese Socialism: K?toku Sh?sui and Global Justice