International Relations and the Limits of Political Theory

Exploring the intersection of political theory and international relations, the book highlights how traditional political concepts like democracy and justice are increasingly relevant in a global context. It examines international issues such as colonialism and war through the lens of political theory, arguing for a collaborative approach between the two fields. By integrating these disciplines, the work emphasizes the importance of understanding global challenges through the insights of political theorists, advocating for a unified study of both areas.