International Political Theory after Hobbes

1. Introduction
Raia Prokhovnik, Gabriella Slomp

Part I. Analysis

2. The Politics of Motion and the Motion of Politics
Gabriella Slomp

3. Hobbes, Public Safety and Political Economy
Tom Sorell

4. Leviathan and Liberal Moralism in International Theory
Glen Newey

Part II. Interpretation

5. Hobbes and the Subjection of International Relations to Law and Morality
Camilla Boisen, David Boucher

6. Kantian Perspectives on Intervention: Transcending Rather than Rejecting Hobbes
Howard Williams

7. The State of Nature as a Site of Happy Life: On Giorgio Agamben’s Reading of Hobbes
Sergei Prozorov

Part III. Orientation

8. Recasting the Hobbesian Legacy in International Political Theory
Michael C Williams

9. Hobbes, Origins, Limits
R B J Walker

10. Hobbes, Sovereignty, and Politics: Rethinking International Political Space
Raia Prokhovnik

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Political Theory, Political Philosophy, International Relations, Political Science, Political History