Keywords:
global justice, social structure, structural injustice, globalization, migrants, global justice, social structure, structural injustice, globalization, migrantsCopyright (c) 2020 Francisco Blanco Brotons
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Abstract
Rawls defined justice as a virtue of the basic structure. The characteristics by which he interpreted it, however, imposed severe limitations on the theory of justice in terms of its ability to confront the new problems we face in our globalizing world. One of them is that of the injustices suffered by the growing number of international migrants, about which Rawls' theory is silent. In this article an alternative structural approach will be presented and, in order to evaluate its critical potential, we will apply it to the case of the injustices suffered by migrants. The aim of this text is to provide a more adequate theoretical approach from which to address one of the most pressing challenges in our world.
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