Kant's cosmopolitan theory of law and peace

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Kantian Philosophy and Modern Interpretations Philosophical Ethics and Theory Political Philosophy and Ethics

Abstract

Preface Part I. Morals: 1. Kant's challenge and relevance today 2. Aristotle instead of Kant? 3. Universalistic ethics and the faculty of judgment 4. On evil Part II. Right and Morals: 5. Kant's more nuanced approach 6. The moral concept of right and law 7. Categorical imperatives of right according to Ulpian Part III. Legal Morals and Peace: 8. The neglected ideal 9. The Idea: the progress of law 10 Peace I: are Republics peaceable? 11. Peace II: federation of peoples or world republic? 12. The Critique of Pure Reason: a cosmo-political reading.

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