Author: Immanuel Kant (Germany), translated by He Zhaowu
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book expresses the important insights of a great thinker on war and peace, as well as his vision for a constitutional government and a world federation. Kant proposes the necessary principles for achieving perpetual peace and overcomes the various challenges and solutions in the process of realizing peace. Ultimately, he transcends the barbaric state without law to establish an alliance of nations. In this alliance, every country, even the smallest, can obtain its own security and rights not relying on its own strength or its own legal judgments, but rather on the grand alliance of nations, on a united force, and on decisions made based on the law of a united will.
Perpetual Peace: A Small Classic
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