01782cam a2200277L  45000010006000000050017000060080041000230350024000640400022000880200015001100200019001250200022001440350021001660500022001870840011002092450125002202600046003453000017003915040051004085050648004595200295011076000032014026500029014347000021014637000020014847937520230410120912.0091209s2008    xx            000 u eng d  a(OCoLC)ocn476077970  aDKDLAbdancDKDLA  a1403967830  a023060613X (m)  a9780230606135 (m)  a(OCoLC)47607797014aJC 251bH243 200800a327.0100aHannah Arendt and International Relations :bReadings Across the Lines /cedited by Anthony F. Lang, Jr., John Williams.  aBasingstoke :bPalgrave Macmillan,c2008.  aviii, 236 p.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aWhy Hannah Arendt?; A. Lang Jr. and J. Williams; Hannah Arendt:National Sovereignty, Rights, and Responsibility; D Klusmeyer; Governance and Political Action: Hannah Arendt on Global Political Protest; A. Lang Jr.; Hannah Arendt and the International Space In-between; J. Williams; Between International Politics and International Ethics; A. Lang Jr. and J. Williams. /  A Biographica and Political Introduction; P. Owens; Hannah Arendt, Publics and Violence; P. Owens; Forgiveness and the Possibility of Politics in Post-Conflict Situations A. Schaap; Hannah Arendt and the "Right" to Have Rights; B. Cotter; Hannah Arendt's Critical Realism.8 aFeaturing scholars in International Relations theory, this book fills a gap in literature on international thought. It's approach to politics focuses on action and conduct, rather than institutions, constitutions, and states. It also features essays that challenge conventional IR theories.10aArendt, Hannah,d1906-1975. 0aInternational relations.1 aLang, Anthony F.1 aWilliams, John.