Andreas Cassee’s research while affiliated with University of Mannheim and other places

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Publications (18)


Flucht und Migration
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April 2023

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Andreas Cassee

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Anna Goppel

Trade, Exploitation, and the Problem of Unequal Opportunity Costs

October 2021

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Moral Philosophy and Politics

This paper assesses the ‘power-induced failure of reciprocity’ account of exploitation in the domain of trade. I argue that its proponents face a dilemma. Either the cost variable of reciprocity is understood to include opportunity costs. Then, the account implausibly implies that those with more valuable outside options should get a larger part of the overall benefits of cooperation. Or the cost variable is understood to exclude opportunity costs. Then, the account has awkward implications in cases where direct costs and opportunity costs are substitutable. To evade this dilemma, the account could be amended to include a hypothetical baseline that equalizes opportunity costs. But then, the account ceases to be isolationist. Whether a cooperative interaction counts as exploitative is no longer independent of moral considerations about distributions outside the domain of trade.


International tax competition and justice: The case for global minimum tax rates

May 2019

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9 Citations

Politics Philosophy & Economics

International tax competition undermines states’ capacity for redistributive taxation. It is thus problematic from the point of view of both cosmopolitan and internationalist theories of justice. This article examines the proposal of a fiscal policy constraint that prohibits tax policies if they are strategically motivated and harmful to effective fiscal self-determination internationally. I argue that we should opt for a more robust, preference-independent mechanism to prevent harmful tax competition instead. States should, as a matter of justice, accept global minimum tax rates on mobile tax bases.





Anwendungsfragen

January 2016

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Mark Schweda

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Walter Pfannkuche

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Valentin Beck

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Sabine Hohl

Unter dem Eindruck des demographischen Wandels der westlichen Industrienationen erscheint das höhere Lebensalter in den ethischen und politischen Diskussionen der Gegenwart vielfach vorrangig als ein gesellschaftliches Problem, das die gerechte Verteilung von Gütern und Lasten zwischen den Generationen betrifft. Damit wird die gerechtigkeitsethische Perspektive auf das Alter allerdings vorschnell auf Fragen der Verteilungsgerechtigkeit (s. Kap. II.12) und der fairen Gestaltung intergenerationeller Beziehungen (s. Kap. II.20) verengt. Darüber hinaus machen sich unter dem Deckmantel populistischer Szenarien einer ›Überalterung der Gesellschaft‹ und eines ›Kampfs der Generationen‹ vielfach auch negative und polemische Altersbilder breit.


Migration

January 2016

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1 Citation

232 Millionen Menschen oder rund drei Prozent der Weltbevölkerung lebten 2013 in einem anderen Land als dem, in dem sie geboren wurden (United Nations 2014). Gäbe es keine Einwanderungsbeschränkungen, so wären es vermutlich noch viele mehr.


Gendersensible Sprache - Debatten aus dem HerausgeberInnenkreis der Zeitschrift für Menschenrechte
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January 2015

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Die Behauptung, dass die Menschenrechte ›universell‹ gelten, stellt für fast alle Befürworter der Menschenrechte eine Art unhintergehbares Axiom dar. Aber nicht zuletzt aus diesem Grund ist sie aufseiten vieler Kritiker auch heftig umstritten. Zunächst zielt die Behauptung auf eine allgemeine Formeigenschaft sämtlicher Menschenrechte. Sie besagt: Trotz aller biologischen, geschlechtsspezifischen, sozialen, kulturellen, religiösen oder anderweitigen individuellen Unterschiede haben alle Menschen weltweit, und zwar allein aufgrund ihres Menschseins, elementare Ansprüche auf gleiche menschenrechtliche Berücksichtigung.

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Citations (3)


... Em outras abordagens normativas, teóricos internacionalistas partem da constatação de que as escolhas de políticas tributárias nacionais causam externalidades significativas para outros países (Rixen, 2011;Dietsch;Rixen, 2014;Ronzoni, 2014;Dagan, 2017;Cassee, 2019;Ozai, 2020). Por conta disso, preconizam arranjos institucionais internacionais comprometidos com o resgate da autodeterminação fiscal nacional e de um regime tributário internacional mais equânime. ...

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Justiça internacional e o regime tributário internacional: uma análise do Acordo Tributário Global
International tax competition and justice: The case for global minimum tax rates
  • Citing Article
  • May 2019

Politics Philosophy & Economics

... The child's interest in coming into existence is much weaker, and hence much less 5 E.g. because the inequality between citizens and non-citizen residents is unjust (Walzer 1983, 58-60;Miller 2008a). 6 Other possible arguments for differential treatment could be grounded in the freedom of association view, see Brezger and Cassee (2016) and Bou-Habib (2019). 7 Or at least not bad in a way that makes it wrong not to create them. ...

Debate: Immigrants and Newcomers by Birth—Do Statist Arguments Imply a Right to Exclude Both?
  • Citing Article
  • September 2016

Journal of Political Philosophy