Acknowledgements
Introduction

Part 1: The Complexity of Poverty as a Moral Issue
1. Are We One Another’s Keepers Across the Globe?
2. Defining Poverty as Distinctively Human
3. Why the Inequality of Poverty is Morally Wrong
4. Poverty Violates Fundamental Human Values
5. Poverty’s Impact on Human Environment
6. Poverty as Threat to Democratic Values
7. Why Poverty is Such a Complex Affair
Part 2: The Complexity of Moral Ways to Eradicate Poverty
8. Ethics for Eradicating Poverty
9. Justice as Poverty Prevention
10. Do We Do This Alone or Together?
11. Re-Imagining Governance to Eradicate Poverty Permanently
12. Compensating for Impoverishing Injustices of the Distant Past

Conclusion: A Theory of Poverty and its Eradication
Notes
Bibliography
Index