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Conquest, Treaties and Self-Determinationjustifiable only to those who already live in a country. “Modern states,” writes political theorist Chandran Kukathas, “are like clubs that are reluctant to accept new members unless they can be assured that they have more to gain by admitting people than they have by keeping them out” (2005, pp 209

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230623217s the normative peculiarity of the state, but also recognizes several other grounds of justice, some relational and others not. Respectively different principles are associated with these different grounds, all of which are binding, say, for states and international organizations. In the course of t

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Introduction,e confrontation between individual and state. Do there have to be states? What are the scope and limits of legitimate state power? What is a just state? How do values like liberty, equality or community apply within states? Who should rule? Questions like these — beyond what Hobbes himself explored

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Why States?,y unable to choose their state, but which states they are born into shapes their life prospects. So it is unsurprising that the main task for Western political philosophy in the last several centuries has been to theorize the relationship between the state and its citizens. What are the scope and li

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