The first book to present a full-scale critique of Rawlsian liberalism as extended to international relations. "This is an intelligent, perceptive, and well-written book, the first that tries to unite a critical discussion of the philosophical core of political liberalism with an examination of its application to international relations. All of the central problems of international political theory (at least those that have preoccupied the literature) are attended to, and the discussions of individual normative issues (self-determination, intervention, etc.) are well integrated into the author's overall theory. The study rests on a broad reading of the pertinent literature; indeed, it could function as a guide to the current philosophical literature on international justice for a scholar or graduate student who wanted to get acquainted with it."?Charles R. Beitz, Bowdoin College "Liberalism involves commitments to personal freedom and mutual tolerance. How are these...

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