Table of Contents

Extended Preface to the Paperback Edition
1 Society
1: Society and Words
2: Society and Reason
3: Society Self-Creating
4: Society Socializing I: Dilemmas of Identity
5: Society Socializing II: Dilemmas of Will and Order
6: Society Socializing III: Dilemma of Becoming
7: Society and Humanity
2 Constitution
8: The Dimensions of Reality
9: The Dimensions of Reality
10: The Social Exchange
11: The Generic Principles of a Constitution
12: The Constituting of Modern International Society
13: The Socializing of Modern International Society
14: Humanity and Law
3 Well-Being
15: International Order I: Social Order
16: International Order II: Legal Order
17: International Economy
18: International Culture
19: Synopsis
Index

About the Author

Philip Allott is Reader in International Law, University of Cambridge and Fellow of Trinity College Cambridge

Reviews

This work has the intensity and rigour of an academician's pedagogic logic interspersed with creative philosophising. U.S.I. Journal Eunomia is an all-encompassing book and a challenging reading experience. American Journal of International Law