This book demonstrates the plausibility of a foreign policy recognizing the primacy of International Law, by synthesizing Kelsen's legal cosmopolitanism and elements of Morgenthau's classical realism into a new theoretical framework.
This book demonstrates the plausibility of a foreign policy recognizing the primacy of International Law, by synthesizing Kelsen's legal cosmopolitanism and elements of Morgenthau's classical realism into a new theoretical framework.
Leon Sosnowski is an experienced international lawyer, heading a global sovereign fund's legal team. He has taught international relations theory and international law at King's College London's War Studies Department, where he completed his PhD. He also has a Master's in Legal & Political Theory from University College London (UCL). Leon's research brings together international relations, law, and political theory to explore questions of political authority and its breakdown.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. The case for a cosmopolitan worldview 2. The Political: Sovereign Power as Free Will 3. The Normative as Subjective Objectivity 4. The Effectiveness of the Ideal 5. Change 6. Normative Effectivism 7. Epilogue
Introduction 1. The case for a cosmopolitan worldview 2. The Political: Sovereign Power as Free Will 3. The Normative as Subjective Objectivity 4. The Effectiveness of the Ideal 5. Change 6. Normative Effectivism 7. Epilogue
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