The Emergence of Globalism : Visions of World Order in Britain and the United States, 1939-1950 / Or Rosenboim
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Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press, 2017
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vii, 338 pages : maps ; 24 cm.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-323) and index
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Chapter 1. Inroduction: A new global order -- Drawing the contours of globalism -- The mid-century discourse of globalism -- The ideologues of globalism -- Outline of the book -- Chapter 2. Reimagining the state in a global space -- The intellectual worlds of Raymond Aron and David Mitrany -- Critique of ideology and nationalism -- The state and a new world order -- Europe, United and divided -- E. H. Carr and political order in the global age -- Chapter 3. Geopolitics and regional order -- Owen Lattimore, Nicholas J. Spykman, and the science of geopolitics -- Isaiah Bowman, Karl Haushofer, and geopolitics in transition -- Lattimore and Spykman on land, sea, and air power -- The geopolitics of scale -- After Frederick Jackson Turner: The frontier in international relations -- Tripolarity -- The geopolitics of regional democracy -- Geopolitics and the post-war political space -- Chapter 4. The end of imperial federalism? -- Federal union: Lobbying for a democratic federation -- Lionel Curtis's Sermon on the Mount -- Clarence Streit: 'We need union now' -- Frederick Lugard, Norman Bentwich, and the boundaries of the Commonwealth -- Chapter 5. Federal democracy for welfare -- Lionel Robbins and the politics of economic federalism -- Barbara Wootton's democratic plan for freedom -- Friedrich Hayek and the challenge of liberal federalism -- The emancipatory hope of democratic federalism -- Chapter 6. Writing a world constitution: The Chicago committee and the new world order -- Richard McKeon, Giuseppe Antonio Borgese, and the establishment of the Chicago committee -- The unity and division of sovereignty -- The problem of representation -- Decolonising the non-West -- Pluralism and human rights -- The preliminary draft of a world constitution -- Hans Kelsen and the critics of the constitution -- The limits of constitutionalism -- Chapter 7. Perceptions of science and global order -- World government or world destruction: H. G. Wells responds to the crisis -- Charles E. Merriam, scientific objectivity, and political judgment -- Michael Polanyi and the liberal dynamic order -- Lewis Mumford's remedy to global madness -- A turn to faith -- Chapter 8. Catholicism, pluralism, and global democracy -- Luigi Sturzo, Jacques Maritain, and democracy in exile -- Political pluralism and the challenge of order -- Maritain, Sturzo, and Aron propose federalism against Machiavellianism -- Global democracy and Catholic morality -- Global 'pluralism(s) of fear' -- Chapter 9. Conclusion: The genealogy of globalism -- The public role of intellectuals -- The globalist ideology and the globalised future.
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