Kantian Citizenship : Grounds, Standards and Global Implications (Hardcover)

1. Aspects of Kantian Citizenship Sorin Baiasu and Mark Timmons??Part I: The Nature and Grounds of Citizenship??2. Enforcing the Law of Nature: The Background to Kant’s Conception of the Relation between Morality and Recht Paul Guyer??3. Dignity, Human Rights and Citizenship Sorin Baiasu??4. Civic Action, Idealization and Kantian Citizenship Sarah Holtman??Part II: Citizenship and Ethical Commonwealth??5. Moses Mendelssohn on Religious Freedom Allen Wood??6. ‘Counteracting Evil with United Forces’: On Citizenship in a Religious Community with Special Attention to Church Rituals Mark Timmons??7. Kant’s Moral Amphiboly: Ethics, Religion and the Politics of Faith Susan Meld Shell??Part III: Citizenship and Juridical Community??8. Kantian Lessons for Democratic Theory Luigi Caranti??9. The Separation of Powers and the Legitimacy of International Courts: A Kantian View Reidar Maliks??10. Kant’s ‘Unjust Enemy’: Test Case for a ‘Critical Theory of War Today’ Oliver Eberl and Peter Niesen??11. Two Sources of Cosmopolitan Right Peter Niesen??Part IV: Postscript??12. Kant’s View of Citizenship: A Model for the 21st Century? Howard Williams