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Moral Politics and the Limits of Justice In Perpetual Peace
Idealistic Studies 26 (2):203-209 (1996)
Abstract
It is worth noting that Kant begins Perpetual Peace with an apology. He defends political philosophy by encouraging politicians to treat it with contempt.My notes
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