In the face of the new wars, the eighteenth-century debate contains important signs. The article reconstructs the contribuscions of Montesquieu, Genovesi, Hume and Smith to the conception of Kant's institutional pacifism. It is well known that the pax kantiana is based on juridical-political institutions.Less well known is his criticism of the nascent international financial system that allows, all too easily, to finance war. It is a system without rules, a system that is dangerous for peace. States must ally themselves to steer the international financial system towards peace-friendly rules
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Daniela Falcioni
2022-01-01
Abstract
In the face of the new wars, the eighteenth-century debate contains important signs. The article reconstructs the contribuscions of Montesquieu, Genovesi, Hume and Smith to the conception of Kant's institutional pacifism. It is well known that the pax kantiana is based on juridical-political institutions.Less well known is his criticism of the nascent international financial system that allows, all too easily, to finance war. It is a system without rules, a system that is dangerous for peace. States must ally themselves to steer the international financial system towards peace-friendly rulesFile in questo prodotto:
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