Justice across Boundaries

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The essays explore the complexities of global justice, emphasizing the necessity of obligations alongside rights. Onora O'Neill critiques existing theories for overlooking the capacities required to fulfill these obligations, highlighting the limitations of states as anti-cosmopolitan entities. She advocates for a broader understanding of global justice, suggesting that both states and capable non-state actors can bear responsibilities. The work challenges conventional notions of borders, proposing that they too should adhere to justice standards, making it relevant for scholars in various fields.