Titlebook: Common Good Politics; British Idealism and Colin Tyler Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Agonism.capitalism.ci

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‘History’s Actors’: The ‘War on Terror’ and George W. Bush’s Assault on International Societyand dynamics of international society reflect normative considerations, although a crucial role is played also by self-interested state power. Power is confused and problematised by institutional divisions within states. It is argued that the transformation of terrorists into intrinsically evil, non-human beings is too simple and dangerous.

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Economic Migration, Social Justice and the Common Good: A Public Lecture the social nature of labour. Such mobility distorts the emigrants’ home economies and harms the inhabitants who lack the resources to emigrate. It is argued that the globally wealthy have a very demanding duty to compensate the globally poor, whether the latter are found in poor or wealthy countries.

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Introduction: British Idealism and Contemporary Common Good Politics,n good politics as those are defended by the Roman Catholic Church and the Blue Labour movement. In opposition to these conservative forms of common good politics, the discussion turns to the more radical approach which is developed by the British idealists and New Liberals. Finally, the chapter outlines the contents of the remainder of the book.

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The Liberal Hegelianism of Edward Caird: Or, How to Transcend the Social Economics of Kant and the Rincluding his recently published lectures on social ethics and political economy. It becomes clear how Caird’s theory of historical development underpinned his writings on the social impacts of economic activity.

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‘This Dangerous Drug of Violence’: Bernard Bosanquet’s Common Good Theory of Punishmenton good theory of punishment combines concerns with retribution, deterrence, reform, expression and communication in unique ways that both respect the individual and support the collective life of the community.

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Blair’s Legacy: ‘International Community’, Domestic (In)security and the Continuing Erosion of Civil the ongoing negotiations surrounding the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Finally, this chapter explores the implications of UK government’s continuing attacks on civil liberties, many of which have been justified through tacit appeals to Blair’s model and by extension to Bush’s doctrine of international relations.

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cations today.Offers a relevant contribution to discussions .This book examines the British tradition of common good politics, both historically and in the contemporary world. We live in a time when many anti-Conservative parties and voters feel a profound sense of crisis and disorientation over pol

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