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100	1		_aHöffe, Otfried. _9278585
245	1	0	_aDemocracy in an age of globalisation / _cOtfried Höffe.
263			_a200704
264		1	_aDordrecht ; _aLondon : _bSpringer, _c2007.
300			_ax,350 p.
490	1		_aStudies in global justice ; _vv. 3
505	0	0	_g1. _tThe challenges of our times -- _g1.1. _tComplex globalisation -- _g1.1.1. _tThe demise of the individual state -- _g1.1.2. _tThe plurality of globalisation -- _g1.1.3. _tTwo qualifications -- _g1.1.4. _tOnly a trend -- _g1.2. _tTwo visions -- _g1.3. _tModernisations -- _g1.4. _tPhilosophy as the advocate of humankind -- _gPart 1. _tQualified democracy -- _g2. _tConsent out of advantage -- _g2.1. _tThe authority to compel -- _g2.2. _tWelfare (utilitarianism) or justice? -- _g2.3. _tLegitimatory individualism -- _g2.4. _tThe contract as a metaphor -- _g2.5. _tA transcendental exchange -- _g3. _tPrinciples of justice -- _g3.1. _tA transcendental grammar -- _g3.2. _tHuman rights -- _g3.3. _tNegative rights to freedom -- _g3.3.1. _tIntegrity of life and limb -- _g3.3.2. _tFreedom of speech and religion -- _g3.3.3. _tThe criterion of freedom rights -- _g3.4. _tPositive rights to freedom: social rights -- _g3.5. _tProto-justice -- _tA first list of principles of justice -- _g3.6. _tSolidarity -- _g4. _tPublic powers -- _g4.1. _tThe task of implementing the law -- _g4.2. _tSeparation of powers -- _g4.3. _tDemocracy -- _g4.3.1. _tRule-legitimising democracy -- _g4.3.2. _tRule-exercising democracy -- _g4.3.3. _tParticipatory democracy -- _g4.4. _tThe right to be different -- _g5. _tSubsidiarity and federalism -- _g5.1. _tTraditional subsidiarity -- _g5.2. _tModernisations -- _tA Complete list of principles of justice -- _g5.3. _tFederalism -- _g6. _tThe demise of the state? -- _g6.1. _tInternal metamorphoses -- _g6.1.1. _tAgainst a false glorification of the state -- _g6.1.2. _tA look at history -- _g6.1.3. _tA weakened state? -- _g6.2. _tErosion from outside -- _g6.3. _tAn enlightened nation state -- _g6.3.1. _tA neutral concept -- _g6.3.2. _tFive modernisations -- _g7. _tFrom subject to citizen -- _g7.1. _tCivicvirtues -- _g7.2. _tCivic courage and the sense of law -- _g7.3. _tTolerance and the sense of justice -- _g7.4. _tThe sense of state citizenship -- _g7.5. _tThe sense of community -- _g7.6. _tPrudence, composure, wisdom -- _gPart 2. _tA subsidiary and federal world republic -- _g8. _tA look at history -- _g8.1. _tCitizen or world citizen -- _g8.1.1. _tAntiquity -- _g8.1.2. _tSeven models -- _g8.1.3. _tModernity -- _g8.2. _tOn perpetual peace -- _g8.2.1. _tPlato and Aristotle -- _g8.2.2. _tA Positive or negative concept? -- _g8.2.3. _tAugustine -- _g8.2.4. _tThe Middle Ages -- _g8.2.5. _tModernity -- _g8.3. _tKant -- _g8.4. _tAfter Kant -- _g9. _tA world order without a world state? -- _g9.1. _tA strategic world order -- _g9.2. _tGovernance without a state -- _g9.3. _tDemocratisation of the world of states -- _g9.3.1. _tPro arguments -- _g9.3.2. _tContra arguments -- _g9.3.3. _tSummary -- _g9.4. _tFirst constructive vetoes -- _g10. _tThe complementary world republic -- _g10.1. _tA world republic respectful of differences -- _g10.2. _tGlobality instead of globalism -- _g10.3. _tA continental level -- _g10.4. _tThe dual global social contract -- _g11. _tAgainst a global Leviathan -- _g11.1. _t'soulless despotism' -- _g11.2. _tA global public -- _g11.3. _tState rights -- _g11.4. _tA glance at the United Nations -- _g11.4.1. _tNo rudimentary world republic -- _g11.4.2. _t'Glory and misery' -- _g11.4.3. _tEight proposals for reform -- _g12. _tGlobal civic virtues -- _g12.1. _tComplementary world citizens -- _g12.2. _tA sense for global rule of law and justice -- _g12.3. _tA global civic sense and a global sense of community -- _gPart 3. _tInstitutions and responsibilities -- _g13. _tPeace and the rule of law -- _g13.1. _tProtection of international law -- _g13.2. _tThe protection of world citizens -- _g13.2.1. _tGenerosity -- _g13.2.2. _tAsylum -- _g13.2.3. _tCrime -- _g13.3. _tGlobal courts of law -- _g13.3.1. _tA judicial sense of global law -- _g13.3.2. _tThe state under the rule of law and the state under the rule of judges -- _g13.3.3. _tGlobal courts of arbitration? -- _g13.4. _tA global criminal law -- _g13.5. _tOpus iustitiae pax -- _g14. _tSelf-determination, secession and intervention -- _g14.1. _tAbsolute sovereignty? -- _g14.2. _tSelf-determination and secession -- _g14.2.1. _tWhich nation? -- _g14.2.2. _tWhich self-determination? -- _g14.2.3. _tCollective rights -- _g14.2.4. _tThe right to secession -- _g14.3. _tHumanitarian intervention -- _g15. _tA global social and ecological market -- _g15.1. _tGlobal regulation of competition -- _g15.2. _tA global economic and fiscal policy -- _g15.3. _tGlobal justice -- _g15.3.1. _tSocial standards -- _g15.3.2. _tDevelopment -- _g15.4. _tGlobal solidarity and global charity -- _g15.5. _tGlobal environmental protection -- _g16. _tThe view ahead -- _g16.1. _tA complex world order -- _g16.2. _tA third democratic revolution -- _g16.3. _tA realistic vision.
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