When the nation-state loses many of its traditional powers, Daniele Archibugi argues, democracy requires a cosmopolitan political authority above it. But current humanitarian interventions do not fulfil such higher normsthey betray them, as the self-arrogated prerogatives of the few.
Cosmopolitical democracy
Archibugi Daniele
2000
Abstract
When the nation-state loses many of its traditional powers, Daniele Archibugi argues, democracy requires a cosmopolitan political authority above it. But current humanitarian interventions do not fulfil such higher normsthey betray them, as the self-arrogated prerogatives of the few.File in questo prodotto:
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