World citizenship and government: cosmopolitan ideas in the history of Western political thought

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Political Philosophy and Ethics Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Political Theory and Influence

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Preface - Introduction - Origins of Cosmopolitan Ideas - The Christian Renewal of the Roman Empire - Reactions against Power Politics - The Era of Worries and Ambitions - Ideology and Science - Last Decades of the Second Millennium - Final Considerations - References and Notes -Bibliography - Index

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