Abstract
Versions of many of the same global ethics issues currently on people’s minds sparked my initial interest in Kant’spractical philosophy half a century ago -- e.g., international justice, war and peace, the natural environment, artificial intelligence,and human rights. Although it would be wildly imprudent to suppose that Kantian theory should serve as a precise blueprint forcontemporary policy, I do believe that we today can still learn a great deal from Kant’s perspective on global ethics. In this essay,after briefly articulating his own views on these global ethics issues, I offer some Kantian reflections on why we have unfortunatelymade so little progress in resolving them.
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