The judges explain why this outstanding article was selected:
❝Loriaux argues that developed societies owe to their developing
counterparts a duty of assistance that goes beyond conferring minimal
levels of liberal democratic governance. In this, Loriaux makes a case
for advanced systems extending egalitarian distributive justice beyond
the domestic, and into the interstate, sphere. Loriaux calmly pushes
back against a ream of opposing theory, cleverly deploys the WTO as a
concrete test, persuasively countering the broad theory via consideration
of a particular institutional arrangement.❞
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The CRISPP essay prize is for an outstanding article that deploys philosophical analysis
of any school or variety to examine some concrete policy issue, be it political, social or economic, domestic or international. The prize is awarded annually. All articles appearing in a given volume qualify for consideration. The 2013 prize will be awarded for articles appearing in Vol 16 (2013).