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Bounding power: republican security theory from the polis to the global village

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International Relations and Foreign Policy Political Theory and Democracy Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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List of Figures ix Preface and Acknowledgments xi INTRODUCTION: Before Realism and Liberalism 1 PART I: Traditions and Theory CHAPTER ONE: Republican Security Theory 27 CHAPTER TWO: Relatives and Descendants 61 PART II: From the Polis to Federal Union CHAPTER THREE: The Iron Laws of Polis Republicanism 91 CHAPTER FOUR: Maritime Whiggery 114 CHAPTER FIVE: The Natural'Republic' of Europe 136 CHAPTER SIX: The Philadelphian System 161 PART III: Toward the Global Village CHAPTER SEVEN: Liberal Historical Materialism 193 CHAPTER EIGHT: Federalist Global Geopolitics 215 CHAPTER NINE: Anticipations of World Nuclear Government 244 CONCLUSION 265 NOTES 279 Index 375

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