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  • Rawlsian Primary Goods and CSR : The Case of PT Freeport in Papua New Guinea Funke, Michael 2009 International Corporate Responsibility Series , Vol. 4 , S. 17 ff. ( Zeitschrift ) Englisch 1935-1178 | 2154-3496 10.5840/icr200943 Abstract

    John Rawls defines “primary social goods” to be the benefits of social co-operation that are valuable no matter what one’s life-plan. The benefit for international trade of talking in terms of primary goods is that such goods represent a fixed or standard rate, and thus facilitate efficient negotiation. The difficulty, however, is that such discussions appear to ignore, and thereby do violence to, significant cross-cultural value differences. I argue that an appropriate view of Rawlsian primary goods helps to facilitate inter-subjective agreement about what constitutes an advantage to the least advantaged. I illustrate this in a case study of the PT Freeport mining operations in Papua New Guinea.

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