International legalization promises to civilize world politics with global legal norms that bind states' behavior effectively. However, international legal norm can also institutionalize unjust forms of cooperation and the dominance of powerful states. In order to challenge unjust global rules...

The definition of moral conviction suggests that morally convicted individuals have a bifurcated view of political issues: policies are deemed either (a) morally right or (b) morally wrong. Moral attitudes do not lend themselves to middle of the road evaluations of policies, such as the...

Purpose - This paper aims to develop a geometry of moral systems. Existing social choice mechanisms predominantly employ simple structures, such as rankings. A mathematical metric among moral systems allows us to represent complex sets of views in a multidimensional geometry. Such a metric can...