Responsibility and Global Labor Justice

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The Journal of Political Philosophy: Volume 12, Number 4, 2004, pp. 365–388 Responsibility and Global Labor Justice* Iris Marion Young Political Science, University of Chicago Socrates thought that, for the agent himself, doing wrong is more harmful than suffering wrong. Well, so long as it is merely a matter of ‘wrong’ done or suffered, thus a matter essentially existing in the perception of the parties, the proposition may stand. . . . But the objectified wrong creates a new, external causality, and…

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