Question 1

According to the International Reparations Argument,

Accepted Answer

A)  all countries in the world have some duty to repair the harms caused by past injustices. 
B)  if Country A has perpetrated extensive injustices against Country B, then B has a duty to A to repair the harms caused by those injustices. 
C)  most of the wealthiest countries in the West have a duty to repair the harms caused by past injustices. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  all countries in the world have some duty to repair the harms caused by past injustices. 
B)  if Country A has perpetrated extensive injustices against Country B, then B has a duty to A to repair the harms caused by those injustices. 
C)  most of the wealthiest countries in the West have a duty to repair the harms caused by past injustices. 
D)  All of the above

Question 2

Hidalgo considers several objections to his claim that there should be open borders between states. Explain the objection that you think is the strongest. Do you think Hidalgo satisfactorily responds to this objection? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

One of the objections that Hidalgo consi

Question 3

On Singer's view, if many people do not give any money to charity,

Accepted Answer

A)  you cannot be blamed for behaving in the same way. 
B)  this shows that giving money to charity is not obligatory. 
C)  this has no impact on your obligation to give money to charity. 
D)  you may be required to give even more money to charity than if everyone were giving. 
A)  you cannot be blamed for behaving in the same way. 
B)  this shows that giving money to charity is not obligatory. 
C)  this has no impact on your obligation to give money to charity. 
D)  you may be required to give even more money to charity than if everyone were giving.

Question 4

According to Hidalgo, freedom of movement is necessary for people to exercise freedom of

Accepted Answer

A)  association. 
B)  occupational choice. 
C)  religion. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  association. 
B)  occupational choice. 
C)  religion. 
D)  All of the above

Question 5

Do you agree that nations are morally required to give everyone an equal chance at a good life if their poor prospects are due to bad luck? Do individual people have a version of this obligation? Should it make a moral difference whether someone's poor prospects are due to luck? Defend your answer.

Accepted Answer

I believe that nations do have a moral o

According to the International Reparations Argument,

Hidalgo considers several objections to his claim that there should be open borders between states. Explain the objection that you think is the strongest. Do you think Hidalgo satisfactorily responds to this objection? Why or why not?

On Singer's view, if many people do not give any money to charity,

According to Hidalgo, freedom of movement is necessary for people to exercise freedom of

Do you agree that nations are morally required to give everyone an equal chance at a good life if their poor prospects are due to bad luck? Do individual people have a version of this obligation? Should it make a moral difference whether someone's poor prospects are due to luck? Defend your answer.

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Natural Law

The Ethic of Prima Facie Duties

Virtue Ethics

Feminist Ethics and the Ethics of Care

Abortion

Animals

The Environment

Euthanasia

Economic Justice and Economic Inequality

The Legacy of Racism

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Exam 17: Globalization and Immigration

According to the International Reparations Argument,

Hidalgo considers several objections to his claim that there should be open borders between states. Explain the objection that you think is the strongest. Do you think Hidalgo satisfactorily responds to this objection? Why or why not?

On Singer's view, if many people do not give any money to charity,

According to Hidalgo, freedom of movement is necessary for people to exercise freedom of

Do you agree that nations are morally required to give everyone an equal chance at a good life if their poor prospects are due to bad luck? Do individual people have a version of this obligation? Should it make a moral difference whether someone's poor prospects are due to luck? Defend your answer.

Moral Theory

Moral Reasoning

Skepticism About Morality

The Good Life

Consequentialism

Kantian Ethics

Social Contract Theory

Natural Law

The Ethic of Prima Facie Duties

Virtue Ethics

Feminist Ethics and the Ethics of Care

Abortion

Animals

The Environment

Euthanasia

Economic Justice and Economic Inequality

The Legacy of Racism

Privacy

The Death Penalty

Drugs

Genetic Engineering

Sexual Morality

Filters