Ethics, diversity, and world politics : saving pluralism from itself
Williams, JohnAuthor
This work offers a radical reformulation of the pluralist position in 'English school' theory, providing an account of world politics that is normatively progressive and rooted in the significance of multiple community membership to human lives.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
This work offers a radical reformulation of the pluralist position in 'English school' theory, providing an account of world politics that is normatively progressive and rooted in the significance of multiple community membership to human lives.
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Saving pluralism from itself? -- Beyond moral scepticism, statism, and conservatism : recasting pluralist approaches to international society -- Rethinking the society of sovereign states as a pluralist edifice : community, plurality, and globalization -- Institutions, plurality, and resistance -- World politics and the pluralism of the future, rather than the past -- Pluralism saved?.
International relations
Ethics
Pluralism
World politics
International Relations
Law, Politics & Government