Abstract
Philosophical discussions of global justice often operate at an abstract level and rarely ask what specific policies should be adopted to bring about a fairer world. This essay aims to explore and investigate this kind of practical issue. It assumes a very minimal conception of global justice and then focuses on the question of which measures should be adopted to realize this minimal ideal. To do so it explores twelve separate measures, including debt cancellation, trade liberalization, global taxation, increased migration, and the implementation of international labour standards.
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