Contemporary International Society and Law: Kant versus Hobbes

In the Age of Enlightenment people began to believe that knowledge provided the power to change society in order to move towards a better, more progressive international society and law. The new issues dealt with concerned political freedom and sovereignty. How have these views affected the contemporary understanding of society and law? In the general context we can speak of two opposing approaches towards international society and law.

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East-West Studies
Published
2025-06-16
DOI
https://doi.org/10.82533/ews.2019.10.108
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International Law and Human Rights
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Contemporary International Society and Law: Kant versus Hobbes

Indrek Grauberg, Ene Grauberg
East-West Studies
International Law and Human Rights
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Contemporary International Society and Law: Kant versus Hobbes

Indrek Grauberg, Ene Grauberg
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Abstract

In the Age of Enlightenment people began to believe that knowledge provided the power to change society in order to move towards a better, more progressive international society and law. The new issues dealt with concerned political freedom and sovereignty. How have these views affected the contemporary understanding of society and law? In the general context we can speak of two opposing approaches towards international society and law.

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