Contents:
Introduction;
The First Part of Ideal Theory;
The Law of Peoples as Realistic Utopia;
Why Peoples and Not States;
Two Original Positions;
The Principles of the Law of Peoples Democratic Peace and Its Stability;
Society of Liberal Peoples: Its Public Reason;
The Second Part of Ideal Theory;
Toleration of Nonliberal Peoples Extension to Decent Hierarchical Peoples Decent Consultation;
Hierarchy Human Rights;
Comments on Procedure of the Law of Peoples Concluding Observations Nonideal;
Theory Just War Doctrine: The Right to War Just War Doctrine: Conduct of War Burdened Societies On Distributive;
Justice among Peoples Conclusion;
Public Reason and the Law of Peoples Reconcilation to Our Social World;
THE IDEA OF PUBLIC REASON REVISITED;
The Idea of Public Reason;
The Content of Public Reason;
Religion and Public Reason in Democracy;
The Wide View of Public Political Culture On the Family as Part of the Basic Structure Questions about Public Reason;
Conclusion Index