A Political Constitution for the Pluralist World Society?
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https://doi.org/10.30827/acfs.v50i0.5176Keywords:
Cosmopolitan Order, Kant, Pluralism, Political ConstitutionAbstract
This paper suggests the need to re-think the idea of a cosmopolitan orden, developing the Kantian Project in abstract terms. Habermas analyzes the incompleteness of the alternative between a world republic and a league of nations. Then, he outlines how we can re-conceptualize the Kantian Project under contemporany conditions. Finally, he addresses a real challenge (deficit of legitimacy of the forms of goverment, world market society) to which that project of a cosmopolitan orden can offer the most promising response.
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