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Kant and Vattel in Context: Cosmopolitan Philosophy and Diplomatic Casuistry

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Commentator: Isaac Nakhimovsky (University of Cambridge)

In order to develop a properly historical comparison between Kantā€™s philosophical cosmopolitanism and Vattelā€™s law of nations, one must first work out how to historicise Kantā€™s metaphysics. This is the precondition for situating Kantā€™s cosmopolitanism as expressing the outlook or ā€˜stanceā€™ of a particular kind of intellectual culture and faction, thereby enabling it to be situated alongside (not above) Vattelā€™s law of nations, the expression of a different kind of outlook and culture.

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