Handbook

Some of the most serious and vexing moral and political dilemmas of our time are global rather than national.  These include issues such as world poverty, migration and refugees, climate change, failed and failing states, and so on. What, if anything, should we do about these problems? And why? This course examines issues such as these, and asks who - whether particular states, international organisations or individuals - should ultimately be responsible for trying to fix them.