Routledge Domination and Global Political Justice Book

Explore the complex dynamics of power and subjection in Domination and Global Political Justice. Part of the Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy series, this work examines how domination functions as both a personal relation and a structural phenomenon within political contexts. While the revival of the republican tradition has brought domination back to the center of political thought, much of the current debate remains focused on domestic politics. This book addresses those gaps by looking at alternative ways to conceptualize domination and moving beyond traditional boundaries. It provides a deep look at the historical and institutional perspectives that shape our understanding of political justice in a globalized world. This text is an essential resource for students and scholars interested in how power structures influence social and political relations on a global scale.