Titlebook: International Political Theory after Hobbes; Analysis, Interpreta Raia Prokhovnik (Reader),Gabriella Slomp (Senior L Book 2010 Palgrave Mac

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Recasting the Hobbesian Legacy in International Political Theoryolitical theory by bringing it together with important strands in political theory from which it has remained largely severed. The visions of Hobbes found in these explorations are marked by different (and in many ways more intriguing) concerns than have traditionally dominated analogous treatments

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Hobbes, Sovereignty, and Politics: Rethinking International Political Spaceate clash of national interests in a balance of power. Hobbes is self-consciously aware of the intimate connection between sovereignty and what we would now call politics, and he recognises, in a seventeenth-century context, that the role of the sovereign internally, and the actions of sovereign sta

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Hobbes, Public Safety and Political Economythere is no will to violent contention among individuals living in the same place. Public safety is what peace looks like from the standpoint of someone who manages a commonwealth in accordance with the rules of Hobbes’s civil science. It is what results from the sovereign’s using executive power to

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and Liberal Moralism in International Theoryhem (Morgenthau 1978; Hoffman 1965). Many would still share Smith’s judgement that Hobbes’s ‘a(chǎn)nalysis of the state of nature remains the defining feature of realist thought’ (Smith 1986: 13). Even neo-Realists like Waltz treat Hobbes as a folk avatar of positions that would only gain scientific form

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