Abstract. The article examines the international thought of the British economist Barbara Ward (1914–1981) through her spatial imagination. It argues that

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Law, peace, and world order: Hans Kelsen’s global thought in the 1940s - Volume 20 Issue 3

Is “planetary” a useful concept for political thought? What is the historical trajectory of this idea? The essay reflects on recent literature on planetary and global thinking to consider the challeng...

Since 2012, proposals for cantonization, federalism, and confederalism have gained renewed attention as potential frameworks for addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The resurgence of federal ...

Law, peace, and world order: Hans Kelsen’s global thought in the 1940s

Law, peace, and world order: Hans Kelsen’s global thought in the 1940s

A 20-metre fall while mountaineering left the academic and philosopher with life-changing injuries. In this extract from his diary, his clear-eyed willingness to confront his situation leads to some b...