Explore the moral foundations of government and international law in Whewell’s Elements of Morality, Vol. 2.
This edition surveys the duties and rights of the state, the nature of political authority, and the sources of governance. It examines theories like the social contract, explains state sovereignty, and discusses how nations interact under international law. Clear, methodical arguments illuminate duties to preserve law, defend liberty, and balance individual rights with the common good.
Ideal for readers of political philosophy, ethics, and history who want a rigorous treatment of governmental duties and international relations.
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