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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Solidarities
2. Toward a Theory of Political Solidarity
3. The Moral Relations and Obligations of Political Solidarity
4. The Solidary Collective
5. The Paradox of the Participation of the Privileged
6. The Social Justice Ends of Political Solidarity
7. On Human Solidarity and the Challenge of Global Solidarity
References
Index
“Scholz’s book is perhaps the best I have read in dispensing with the vexing problem that has shadowed liberation movements: whether only the victims know best. Yes, Scholz writes, those who have been oppressed have vital knowledge, but others can bring other perspectives and points of view that can connect one movement with other ones.”
—Noe¨ lle McAfee, Signs
