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Kant and the Law of Nations,during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that the law of nations began to be expounded as a body of laws which were understood to possess a direct application to the lands and peoples falling outside the confines of European Christendom.

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,Kant’s Ethics,position of the fundamental principles of law, state and government that comprise his political philosophy. In expounding the principles of law, state and government, Kant appealed to the more abstract principles of human practical reason whose analysis was central to his moral thought. In turn, Kan

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,Kant’s Political Philosophy,ernment. This theory was based in certain general principles of justice and morality that followed from the principles of practical reason which Kant saw as given in the idea of the categorical imperative. The underlying normative principles that Kant appealed to in explaining the bases of law, stat

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The Treaty of Perpetual Peace,ated the conditions that he considered to be essential for the realization of international peace on a lasting basis. The conditions of peace were stated in the articles which set the terms of the treaty, and which, in doing so, described the terms of the law that was to apply in the international s

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