Titlebook: Equality in International Society; A Reappraisal Ronnie Hjorth Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 201

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-22599-9society. It is argued that this involves a widening of the realm of consideration and a broadening of the sphere of deliberation in international society. Based on this contention, an equal treatment principle is formulated that suggests a greater egalitarian commitment and engagement. While this pr

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Two Naturalist Theoriesy development of ‘the modern state domain’ (Frost, 1996, 78). It is claimed that the development of the early modern European state and international society took place simultaneously, as parallel processes, and that the linking between the two levels of community is essential for the understanding

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Hobbes and the Constructivist Theory of Equalityhe state and its place in international society. Conventional wisdom narrates a ‘Hobbesian’ tradition of international thought that is largely viewed as realist, and hence linked intellectually to the heritage of Machiavelli and other classical realists. This tradition stresses things like internati

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Equality and Hierarchyhe confederation of independent states. All decisions of the confederation, he argues, should be taken with ‘the unanimous consent of the Confederates’. Smaller countries and dominions are regarded as ‘possessions’ and are not entitled independent status or a vote of their own. Minor European states

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The Limits of International Societysociety. It is argued that this involves a widening of the realm of consideration and a broadening of the sphere of deliberation in international society. Based on this contention, an equal treatment principle is formulated that suggests a greater egalitarian commitment and engagement. While this pr

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