John Rawls, "the law of peoples," and international political theory

Ethics and International Affairs 14:125–132 (2000)
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"The Law of Peoples" has been extended into a monograph with the same title,which is the main focus of this essay. Brown includes a sketch of Rawls’s project as a whole as a necessary preliminary

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