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    Coercion is relevant in triggering duties of egalitarian ... — Carmelics
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    Coercion is relevant in triggering duties of egalitarian justice

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    There is an important debate among egalitarian theorists about whether our concern with equality should be confined to members of the same state or whether it should extend to all globally. Some theorists argue that careful consideration of notions such as reciprocity, coercion, or fair terms of co-operation mandate that we give special weighting to the interests of compatriots. Others, by contrast, argue that these concerns, when properly understood, point in the direction of equally strong dut

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