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Quand les sociétés plus riches ont-elles le devoir d’aider les sociétés beaucoup plus pauvres ? Quelles sont les limites des obligations d’un gouvernement à l’égard des populations d’autres pays ? Dans quelle mesure les devoirs d’un gouvernement vis-à-vis de l’étranger sont-ils prioritaires par rapport à ses responsabilités vis-à-vis de ses propres citoyens ? Ces obligations sont-elles purement éthiques ou comportent-elles une dimension juridique ?
