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In a recent interview, Jü rgen Habermas hasmade the point that ‘the Bush regime has through itsmoral phrases relegated ad acta the 220-year-old Kantian project of the legalization of international relations’, interviewwith EduardoMendieta, to be published in Blä ttern fü r internationale Politik and in an English version in Logos in. The present translation is the author's.
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Whether these facts are celebrated or regretted depends today, of course, on one's standpoint in regard to the merits of American unilateralism. In a recent interview, Jü rgen Habermas hasmade the point that ‘the Bush regime has through itsmoral phrases relegated ad acta the 220-year-old Kantian project of the legalization of international relations’, interviewwith EduardoMendieta, to be published in Blä ttern fü r internationale Politik and in an English version in Logos in 2004. The present translation is the author's.
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Whether these facts are celebrated or regretted depends today, of course, on one's standpoint in regard to the merits of American unilateralism
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This latter criticism is sharpest in the works of Philip Allott. For the expression in the text, see his ‘International Law and the International Hofmafia. Towards a sociology of international diplomacy’, in P. Allott, The Health of Nations. Society and Law beyond the State (2003), 380-98.
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The liberal theory of rights proposed by John Rawls or Ronald Dworkin, for instance, is premised on the functionalideaof rightsas limits topolitics.Being'outside’ politics,theybecomeabsoluteandnon-negotiable, however, and, asMichael J. Perry has pointed out, can be only transcendentally grounded. Human rights, as he puts it, are ‘ineliminably religious’. M. J. Perry, The Idea of Human Rights. Four Inquiries (1998), 11-41.
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Suchparadoxandself-reference are central to thekindofunderstandingof societyexpoundedin N. Luhmann, DieWissenschaft der Gesellschaft (1992). For a useful application of Luhmannian analysis in international law, see A. Fischer-Lescano, ‘Die Emergenz der Globalverfassung’, (2003) Zeitschrift fü r auslä ndisches öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht 717.
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