One World: The Ethics of Globalization (The Terry Lectures)
by Peter Singer
In One World, Peter Singer examines the ethical consequences of globalization and the responsibilities that arise when societies become increasingly interconnected. Drawing on philosophical analysis, he considers questions of justice, obligation, and how individuals and nations should respond to problems that cross borders.
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One World: The Ethics of Globalization explores the moral questions created by increasing global interdependence.
Peter Singer considers how decisions made by individuals, institutions, and nations can affect people beyond their own borders.
The book offers a philosophical examination of responsibility, justice, and shared obligations in a connected world.
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