Cosmopolitanism in Context: Perspectives From International Law and Political Theory by Roland Pierik and Wouter Werner

By:

Pierik, Roland

Contributor(s):

Werner, Wouter

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge Cambridge University Press 2010Description: vi, 298pISBN:

9780521191944

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DDC classification:

306 PIE

Summary: How should society deal with international crimes, world poverty, security threats, environmental degradation and trans-boundary migration? How should existing institutions be transformed, and what have been the effects of international regulation so far? This book addresses these questions from the perspectives of political philosophy and international law.

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How should society deal with international crimes, world poverty, security threats, environmental degradation and trans-boundary migration? How should existing institutions be transformed, and what have been the effects of international regulation so far? This book addresses these questions from the perspectives of political philosophy and international law.

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