Titlebook: Religion and the Liberal State in Niebuhr‘s Christian Realism; Christoph Rohde Book 2021 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of Sprin

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Reinhold Niebuhr and the State of Israel: A Study in the Foreign Policy of a Christian Realist These views were related to his philosophy of international politics in general and American foreign policy in particular. Our analysis will be based on tools from the disciplines of political science and international relations. More importantly, we shall suggest that Niebuhr’s views on these subj

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Religion and Democracy in Reinhold Niebuhr‘s Christian Realismof extremism shake the global order. Therefore, it is worthwhile to take a closer look at the principles and structures of Niebuhr’s understanding of democracy and state-theory again—half a century after his death.

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How Niebuhr’s Interpretation of Martin Luther, Karl Barth and Calvinism Influenced His Understandingnd even unfair, Niebuhr‘s social ethics is conspicuously revealed in this confrontation. Niebuhr‘s understanding of the state, derived from his theological and political reflections, culminates in a liberal democratic form of governance that is supplemented by interventionist elements.

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Niebuhr’s Complex Relationship with Germany: How Did His Experiences Influence His Image of the Statim to support the German anti-Nazi underground that was active in the United States while harshly criticizing the reactionary heritage of German Romanticism. This article reconstructs how Niebuhr‘s anti-totalitarian commitment was one important experience that influenced the development of his political realism.

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Niebuhr and the Race Question: Can the State Successfully Eliminate Racism?ies was a particularly grave historical perpetration, he argued that every group that would be in a powerful position would behave in abusive ways. Therefore, he pleaded for a careful path toward reconciliation in the race conflicts, what brought him a lot of criticism in the posthumous reception.