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the ascending discourse of human rights, which has justified military intervention in troubled spots in the world, has given rise to the talk of global or cosmopolita justice. Cosmopolitan justice implies that as the result of the shrinking distance and increased contact among people due to globalization, state boundaries hav become insufficient for governing claims of justice exclusively, hence, requiring more international or global approach. Being confined to the limits of statism, th challenge is how to respond to demands of cosmopolitan justice. This challeng has opened up a vast area of inquiry, leading to some hopeful theorization on som o wAbstract The pressures of globalization have resulted in shrinking distances and increased contact among people, rendering state boundaries and jurisdic-tion insufficient to deal with claims of justice exclusively. This challenge requires that we move beyond the limits of statism in political theorizing and acquire a cosmopolitan approach. In this article, from a discours