Reparative justice, historical injustice, and the nonidentity problem
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History is riddled with injustice. Nazi Germany murdered and stole from millions during the Holocaust. Imperial powers expropriated land, relocated populations, and violently maintain(ed) oppressive colonial systems. The slave trade created unimaginable suffering and oppression. These are examples of historical injustice. Historical injustices are unjust actions occurring in the past in which the original individual perpetrators and victims are no longer alive. There is widespread intuition that historical injustices require reparative justice. Yet despite this reparative intuition, reparative justice for historical injustices encounters significant philosophical problems. In this paper, I consider one popular philosophical objection: The Nonidentity Objection.1 The Nonidentity Objection says that contemporary individuals are not owed reparative duties for historical injustices because, without the historical injustice they would not have come to exist.2 I show that the objection does not succeed. I accept the claim that particular individuals would not have come to exist without the injustice but deny that it vitiates their claim to reparative justice. I argue that the Objection only challenges reparations if we assume a model of reparative justice on which claims to reparations are generated by the harms that result from an injustice. If we use a different model of reparative justice, the Nonidentity Objection does not succeed and we can vindicate reparations. I begin (Section 2) by presenting a general understanding of reparative justice, including three questions any model of reparative justice must answer. I sketch a popular model of reparative justice (the Harm Model) that is often used in the context of historical injustice to answer these questions. Next (Section 3), I present the Nonidentity Objection that challenges the possibility of reparative justice for historical injustice. I argue (Section 4) that the Objection only applies to arguments that assume the Harm Model. I offer an alternative model of reparative justice (the Wrongful Interaction Model) on which reparations address the wrongful actions of the injustice. I develop this model by drawing on accounts of relational (second-personal) morality,3 and demonstrate how the model overcomes the Objection.4 I conclude (Section 5) by introducing three new problems that my model faces. I argue that we should prefer my model over the Harm Model because these challenges pose a less intractable threat than the nonidentity problem. Reparative justice starts from the intuition that injustices require repair. Reparative justice is distinct from distributive justice. Distributive justice concerns an allocation of resources, burdens or benefits, or a fair state of affairs. In contrast, reparative justice concerns what is owed to victims of a discrete unjust action. Where distributive justice determines allocations of goods, rights, benefits, and burdens in a society, reparative justice determines what victims of injustice are owed on the grounds of this unjust act. I am concerned with a particular kind of reparative justice that is about unjust interactions between wrongdoers and victims. This kind of reparative justice is about what victims of these unjust interactions are owed because of these unjust interactions. This interactional reparative justice can be distinguished from structural theories of reparative justice (Butt, 2021; Lu, 2017, 114–143). Structural theories determine what ought to be done to promote a more just state of affairs, distribution, or structure. Interactional theories concern what ought to be done about something that occurs in the past because of the morally significant features of this past event itself, not what addressing this past event will do in the future. There is a related distinction between backwards-looking and forward-looking theories of reparative justice. Backwards-looking justice concerns what is owed to respond to some unjust event occurring in the past. Forward-looking justice concerns what would best promote the just state of affairs in the future. One might think that interactional reparative justice is inherently structural reparative justice is this not be the Forward-looking theories of interactional reparative justice and backwards-looking theories can structural 2021; I no on the between and forward-looking justice this in I am concerned with is interactional reparative justice of this or forward-looking reparative justice. 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