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Colonialism, Epistemic Injustice and Global Justice

Göran Collste

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So far the discussion on global justice has mainly focused on global distributive justice. When the legacy of colonialism is taken into account, we could foresee a turn to global rectificatory justice.

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So far the discussion on global justice has mainly focused on global distributive justice. When the legacy of colonialism is taken into account, we could foresee a turn to global rectificatory justice.

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So far the discussion on global justice has mainly focused on global distributive justice. When the legacy of colonialism is taken into account, we could foresee a turn to global rectificatory justice.

Key concepts: Injustice, Global justice, Economic Justice, Colonialism, Distributive justice, Sociology, Environmental ethics, Political science

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