Democracy in an Age of GlobalisationSpringer Science & Business Media, 07.07.2007 - 351 Seiten In "Democracy in an Age of Globalisation", Otfried Höffe develops a comprehensive analysis of the demands, which the process of globalization exerts on the political organisations of humanity. The author starts from a diagnosis of the process of globalisation and frees its concept from its economistic narrowing: Globalisation is a comprehensive process which puts new strains on the economies and political systems of the world, the cultural and social structures of peoples. The scope of its challenges demands solutions, which transcend the powers of the classical nation-state. The question central to the book can be formulated as follows: "How can the social, moral and legal achievements of the nation-state be retained while its structure is reshaped to satisfy the requirements of a globalised world?" |
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... Ages 8.2.5 Modernity 69 69 71 76 78 83 83 89 93 94 103 104 104 105 108 112 117 117 121 131 131 135 137 144 147 150 157 159 160 160 165 167 169 169 170 172 175 178 8.3 Kant 179 8.4 After Kant 183 9 A world vi TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Otfried Höffe. 8.3 Kant 179 8.4 After Kant 183 9 A world order without a world state? 187 9.1 A strategic world order 187 9.2 Governance without a state 193 9.3 Democratisation of the world of states 197 9.3.1 Pro arguments 198 9.3.2 ...
... Kant, and Hegel were already being read and studied on a global level whilst the globalisation of economies and financial markets had not yet been contemplated. It was long before the arrival of personal computers that the works of ...
... Kant are discussed. (3) Competition does not only drive those forces from which we would expect a collective (albeit not exclusively economic) benefit such as effort, courage and creativity; it also has costs internal to the economy ...
... Kant (Perpetual Peace, 3rd def. art.; The Doctrine of Right § 62). In addition, globalisation at this time was either facilitated or reinforced by inventions as significant as the compass, the telescope, gunpowder, and the printing ...
Inhalt
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Public powers | 61 |
Subsidiarity and federalism | 83 |
The demise of the state? | 103 |
From subject to citizen | 131 |
Against a global Leviathan | 223 |
Global civic virtues | 239 |
Institutions and responsibilities | 249 |
Selfdetermination secession and intervention | 269 |
A global social and ecological market | 287 |
The view ahead | 305 |
Bibliography | 313 |
Author index | 337 |
A subsidiary and federal world republic | 157 |
A world order without a world state? | 187 |
The complementary world republic | 209 |
Subject index | 345 |