A Kantian argument against world poverty

What is it about?

Explains why Kant's legal theory requires us to establish a coercive global legal order that is accountable to everyone before we can accept any property claims as conclusive (settled as justified to all).

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Why is it important?

Shows that (contrary to the prevailing interpretation), Kant thought that (1) a legal world order accountable to everyone is required by justice, (2) and that such a global order is a necessary condition of any legitimate property claims.