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Subject(s)

• International relations—Philosophy [Browse]
• Political science—Philosophy [Browse]

Series

SUNY series in global politics. [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-255) and index.

Contents

• Introduction: Kant in International Relations
• Ch. 1. The Rendering of Kant in International Relations Theory. Readings of Perpetual Peace. Requirements of a 'Kantian' Paradox. Masking International Relations in Perpetual Peace. The Need for Philosophical Reflection
• Ch. 2. Kant and the (Im)Possibility of International Relations Theory. Kant's Refusal of Traditional Debates. Kant's Challenge to Conventional Attitudes. Conditions for the Possibility of Theorizing International Relations. Enlightenment and the Impossibility of International Relations Theory
• Ch. 3. Critique of World Politics. Judgment and the World. Kant's Geopolitics. Beauty and the Beast: Extending Leviathan to the World. Beginnings of a Critical Approach Toward World Politics
• Ch. 4. From World Politics to Politics (in 'the World'). Enlightenment as a Limit Attitude. A Limit Attitude for the Study of World Politics. Imperatives of Responsibility. Doubting World Politics. Conclusion: Global Limits --
• SUNY series in Global Politics.

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ISBN

• 0791449874 (alk. paper)
• 0791449882 (pbk. : alk. paper)

LCCN

00061923

OCLC

44750761

RCP

C - S

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