Immanuel Kant and Alexander Hamilton, the founders of Federalism: a political theory for our time

Bruxelles: P.I.E.Lang (2013)
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The book compares Kant's and Hamilton's political thought. It highlights their complementarity in the development of federalism as a political theory. Contributions focus on issues such as sovereignty, the relationship between democracy and peace and viceversa, the democratic peace and the federalist peace, and the federal institutional model.

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