Chapter VI. THE COMMON MAN, THE GENERAL WILL, AND FREEDOM UNDER LAW AS A FOUNDATION FOR PEACE: KANT, ROUSSEAU, AND SAINT-PIERRE

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. PREFACE vii
3. CONTENTS xiii
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. Chapter I. WAR AS A PROBLEM OF GOVERNMENT: KANT'S ESSAY ON ETERNAL PEACE AND THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER 27
6. Chapter II. THE IDEA OF PROGRESS IN HISTORY AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A UNIVERSAL ORDER UNDER LAW 50
7. Chapter III. FREEDOM AND NECESSITY IN THEIR RELATION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF PEACE 76
8. chapter IV. PEACE AND NATURAL LAW AS DIVINELY ORDAINED ORDER: THE CHRISTIAN TRADITION 92
9. Chapter V. SECULAR NATURAL LAW: FROM HUGO GROTIUS TO HUME AND KANT 119
10. Chapter VI. THE COMMON MAN, THE GENERAL WILL, AND FREEDOM UNDER LAW AS A FOUNDATION FOR PEACE: KANT, ROUSSEAU, AND SAINT-PIERRE 157
11. Chapter VII. THE UTILITY OF PEACE: DUTY VERSUS HAPPINESS AS MAN'S MOTIVATION 188
12. Chapter VIII. PEACE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CLASS STRUCTURE 210
13. Appendix: Immanuel Kant's Essay ETERNAL PEACE 241
14. INDEX 283