Titlebook: Men and Citizens in the Theory of International Relations; Andrew Linklater Book 1982 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Andrew Linklaterentific change, how different paradigms of science have existed at different times. But they have been able to do so only from the standpoint of a paradigm of the . of science; they have sought, that is, to render intelligible the change of . paradigms from the standpoint of an . paradigm which they share.

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The Case for International Political Theoryh articulating the principles of a more perfect political order. The initial case for the political theory of international relations is derived from the need to undertake certain philosophical tasks which are often omitted from the scope of orthodox, more state-centred, social and political theories.

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Kantian Ethics and International Relationsbeen severely compromised by the toleration of that condition in which obligations to humanity were second to obligations to the state. Under these circumstances, the deceptively simple supposition that wholly free states could produce a just and stable international order among themselves was as naive as it was dangerous.

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