Pluralism and international law in the English School

Thanks to John Williams' 2015 book Ethics, Diversity, and World Politics, pluralism has been restored as a philosophically rich and ethically progressive position within the Englush School canon. The book is the culmination Williams' long-standing effort to challenge the conventional chara...

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Published in:Cambridge review of international affairs 2020-07, Vol.33 (4), p.491-494
Main Author: Schmidt, Dennis R.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Ethics
International law
Intervention
Peaceful coexistence
Politics
Sovereignty
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Summary:Thanks to John Williams' 2015 book Ethics, Diversity, and World Politics, pluralism has been restored as a philosophically rich and ethically progressive position within the Englush School canon. The book is the culmination Williams' long-standing effort to challenge the conventional characterization of pluralism as normally deprived, exclusively focused upon sovereignty and non-intervention as preconditions for peaceful coexistence among states.
ISSN:0955-7571
1474-449X
DOI:10.1080/09557571.2020.1785128