Hospitality and world politics
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Hospitality and world politics
（Palgrave studies in international relations）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2013
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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A long neglected concept in the field of international relations and political theory, hospitality provides a new framework for analysing many of the challenges in world politics today, from the search for peaceable relations between states to asylum and refugee crises.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction PART I: ON THE ORIGINS OF MODERN HOSPITALITY 1. Leviathan's Children: On the Origins of Modern Hospitality
- Haig Patapan 2. Right of Entry or Right of Refusal? Hospitality in the Law of Nature and Nations
- Gideon Baker 3. From Hospitality to the Right of Immigration in the Law of Nations: 1750-1850
- Georg Cavallar PART II: THE ETHICS OF GLOBAL HOSPITALITY 4. Between Naturalism and Cosmopolitan Law: Hospitality as Transitional Global Justice
- Garrett Wallace Brown 5. The Wolf at the Door: Hospitality and the Outlaw in International Relations
- Renee Jeffery 6. Be Welcome: Religion, Hospitality and Statelessness in International Politics
- Erin K. Wilson PART III: UNDERSTANDING HOSPITALITY IN WORLD POLITICS: SOCIAL-THEORETICAL APPROACHES 7. Relative Strangers: Reflections on Hospitality, Social Distance, and Diplomacy
- Nicholas Onuf 8. Reservations on Hospitality: Contact and Vulnerability in Kant and Indigenous Action
- Jimmy Casas Klausen 9. Conducting Strangers: Hospitality and Governmentality in the Global City
- Dan Bulley
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