Globalisation and governance : international problems, European solutions
While it might have been viable for states to isolate themselves from international politics in the nineteenth century, the intensity of economic and social globalisation in the twenty-first century has made this impossible. The contemporary world is an international world - a world of collective se...
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| Idioma: | Anglais |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press
2018.
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Cambridge University Press - CUP - Corpus Science politique (Licence nationale) |
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| Variante du titre: | Globalization and governance |
| Edition sous un autre format: | • Globalisation and governance, international problems, european solutions, edited by Robert Schütze,..., 2018, Cambridge [etc.], Cambridge University press, 1 vol. (XXXII-496 p.), 978-1-107-12990-0 |
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- Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Imprints Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; Acknowledgements; Table of Cases; Table of Instruments; List of Abbreviations; Introduction: International Governance Theory and Practice; Part I International Perspectives; A. Formal Foundations; 1 The 'Unsettled' Eighteenth Century: Kant and his Predecessors; I Introduction; II Foundations of International Law: Three Topoi; A 'Civil' Foundations: Wolff and the World Republic; B Consensual Foundations: Vattel and Positive Law; C Federal Foundations: Rousseau and the European Government III Kant and the 'Unsettled' Foundations of International LawA The 'Cosmopolitan Constitution' and the World Republic; B The Abandonment of the World Republic?; IV The 'Antinomies' of International Right; A Empirical Obstacles to a Universal Civic State; B Normative Obstacles against an International State; V Excursus: Permissive Law(s) and International Right; VI Conclusion; 2 World Order through Law: The Politics of Kelsenian Positivism in International Law; I The Contextual Deep-Structure of the Kelsenian Approach to International Law; A The Quest for Objectivity B The Cosmopolitan ProjectC The Methodological Toolkit; D The Critique of German Staatswillenspositivismus and the Grundnorm of International Law; II The Limits of Objectivity; III Kelsen and Oppenheim: Two Radically Opposed 'Positivist' Projects; IV Conclusion; 3 Tyranny and Constitutionalism beyond the State; I Introduction; II Hegemony, Anarchy and Imperialism; A Hegemony; B Anarchy; C Imperialism; III Tyranny; A Classical Greek Tyranny; B Machiavelli; C Arendt and Tyranny; IV Understanding Tyranny?; V Global Constitutionalism; A Tyranny, International Rule of Law; VI Conclusion 4 New Order for Yet Another New World: Philosophy in a Time of Global Existential CrisisI Introduction; II The Mind in Search of Itself; III An Existential Crisis of the European Mind; IV The Duty of Philosophy in a Time of Global Existential Crisis; B. Substantive Challenges; 5 The Real Utopia: International Constitutionalism and the Use of Force; I Introduction; II Types of International System and the Role of International Law; A Anarchy or Empire; B 'Realist' or Balance of Power; C The Common Interest of Society Approach; D Constitutionalism and Utopia III International Constitutionalism and the Use of ForceA Constitutional Functions and the Use of Force; IV Conclusion; 6 Variable Geometry in the WTO; I The Issue; II The Law; A Assessing the Impact of PAs and PTAs on WTO; B Overlap and Differences; III The Pros and Cons of PAs; A Opening Up to Controversial Issues; B Erosion of MFN; C A Two-Tier WTO; D Many Pay, Few Profit; E Reducing Issue Linkage; IV Go for It: PAs, Variable Geometry and the WTO; A Europeans Show the Way; B A Vehicle to Integrate those Left Behind; C Hothouse for Regulatory Cooperation; D Relax (Re-Think) Consensus