Preface
1. The Global Politics of Justice Barry K. Gills 2. Global Justice: A Democratic Perspective Heikki Patomaki 3. Global Justice: From Theory to Practice Simon Caney 4. Global Poverty: Development Ethics Meets Global Justice Asuncion Lera St. Clair 5. Globalization and Post-modern Imperialism Ankie Hoogvelt 6. Globalization and Contestation: A Polanyian Problematic Ronaldo Munck 7. A Political Analysis of the PRSP Initiative: Social Struggles and the Organization of Persistent Relations of Inequality Heloise Weber 8. Governing through Empowerment: Oxfam’s Global Reform and Trade Campaigns Suzan Ilcan and Anita Lacey 9. Recasting Neo-liberalism in the Americas: A Critique of the Preliminary Needs Assessment of the Millennium Development Goals in the Dominican Republic M. Martin Bosman and M. Mark Amen 10. The ‘Dominican Model’: A ‘Work in Progress’ towards sustainable Human Development John R. Gagain, Jr. 11. Commentary on the Report of the Africa Commission - A Common Cause? What Cause? A Commentary on Our Common Interest: An Argument Lansana Gberie 12. African Solutions to African Problems? A Critique of Our Common Interest: An Argument Tim Kelsall 13. Commentary on the Politics of ‘Global Justice’ in 2005 - Global Poverty: A Perspective from Islamic Political Economy Sajjad Khan 14. Fair Trade and Global Justice Paul Chandler 15. The Myth of Charity: A 2005 Reality Check Jonathan Glennie 16. From Charity to Solidarity Nick Dearden 17. The G8 Debt Deal: A Commentary Ben Young 18. Was that ‘Charity’? Is this ‘Partnership’? David W. Golding 19. Continuity and Change: An Eyewitness Account of The World Social Forum?Caracas 2006 Elizabeth Pallister