Early Notions of Global Governance: Introduction | p. 1 |
Selections from Representative Eighteenth-Century Perpetual Peace Projects | |
Eighteenth-Century Perpetual Peace Proposals: an Overview | p. 15 |
William Penn: An Essay towards the Present and Future Peace of Europe (1693) | p. 25 |
John Bellers: Some Reasons for An European State (1710) | p. 37 |
Abbe de Saint-Pierre: A Project for Settling An Everlasting Peace in Europe (1713) | p. 52 |
James Francis Edward Stuart ('King James III'): Declaration for A Lasting Peace in Europe (1722) | p. 66 |
Cardinal Alberoni: Scheme of A 'Perpetual Diet' for Establishing the Public Tranquillity (1736) | p. 70 |
Pierre Andre Gargaz: A Project of Universal and Perpetual Peace (1779) | p. 74 |
Charles Alexandre de Calonne: Considerations on the Most Effectual Means of Procuring A Solid and Permanent Peace (1796) | p. 80 |
Rousseau, Bentham and Kant on Perpetual Peace | |
Perpetual Peace through Physical Force: Rousseau's Plan | p. 87 |
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: 'Abstract' and 'Judgment' of the Abbe de Saint-Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace (1756) | p. 95 |
Perpetual Peace through International Adjudication: Bentham's Plan | p. 132 |
Jeremy Bentham: A Plan for An Universal and Perpetual Peace (1789) | p. 138 |
Perpetual Peace through Universal Hospitality: Kant's Plan | p. 173 |
Immanuel Kant: Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay (1795) | p. 180 |
Select Bibliography | p. 230 |
Index | p. 235 |
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