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Cover 1 Half-title page 3 Title page 5 Copyright page 6 Dedication 7 Epigraph 8 Contents 9 Preface 13 Acknowledgments 21 Introduction 23 Global Poverty and Inequality: How Deeply Should We Be Concerned? 23 Unmet Duties 36 Human Rights and Social Justice: Two Overlapping Approaches to Understanding Our Global Duties 38 Controversial Claims 47 A Critical Theory of Injustice and Underdevelopment 51 Part I Agency and Development 67 1 Recognition, Rational Accountability, and Agency 69 Autonomy and Identity-Based Normative Agency 70 Hegel on Recognition and Self-Certainty: Freedom and Identity as Conditions of Agency 73 Rational Discourse and Autonomy Agency 80 Pathologies of Abstract Individualism 83 Recognition as an Ethical Category 85 Honneth’s Theory of Recognition 87 Recognition: Ascription or Perception? 91 Recognition, Redistribution, and Participatory Parity: The Honneth-Fraser Debate 96 Conflicted Agency and the Self-Subordination Social Recognition Paradox: Emancipating Women in Developing Countries through Micro-Finance 100 2 Agency and Coercion: Empowering the Poor through Poverty Expertise and Development Policy 107 The Culture of Poverty: The American Debate 109 The Cul

Author

David Ingram

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EN