Titlebook: Michael Oakeshott‘s Political Philosophy of International Relations; Civil Association an Davide Orsi Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Experience and Political Philosophy,ivity and knowledge. It emerges that Oakeshott maintains a sense of the distinctness and autonomy of modes of experience. Philosophy is a critical activity that identifies the presuppositions of various ideas and forms of understanding, assesses their limited validity, and aims at universal concepts

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Philosophy and International Relations,itics is linked to the second Great Debate between classical and scientific approaches that was developed in the second half of the twentieth century. It shows that in Oakeshott’s texts there are references to Morgenthau’s critique of scientific politics, and that Hedley Bull’s argument against the

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Moral Practices in International Relations and Normative Reasoning,g of international practices has been neglected. This chapter shows the contribution of Oakeshott’s philosophy to our understanding of international practices. The chapter starts explaining the impact that Oakeshott’s notion of tradition has had on English School writers, and then demonstrates that

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Civil Association and International Order, based on the theory of civil association. In particular, these observations concern war, colonialism, and the evolution of international society. Secondly, the chapter explores and defends the notion of practical association as first presented by Terry Nardin. In particular, it contends that intern

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Realism, Universalism, and Evolving Morality,salist, and constitutive theories of International Relations. It highlights the similarities between Oakeshott and realism by exploring Oakeshott’s arguments against theories of universal moral order, as well as his defence of a phronetic conception of political activity. However, on the basis of te

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Conclusion,ilosophical idealism is the basis for an understanding of international society conceived as a rule-based association constituted by customary international law. This international rule of law is the institutionalization of existing shared moral practices evolving throughout history. Thus these prac

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