POLITICAL RESTRUCTURING IN EUROPE:

Ethical Perspectives

Edited by Chris Brown

(Routledge, 1994)

1     Introduction

       Chris Brown, University of Southampton

Part 1   Constitutionalism, federalism and confederalism

2     Approaching democracy: A new legal order for Eastern Europe - Constitutionalism and                 secession

       Cass R. Sunstein, University of Chicago

3     Federalism and confederalism

       Murray Forsyth, University of Leicester

Part 2  Cosmopolitan and communitarian perspectives

4     Justice and boundaries

      Onora O'Neill, Cambridge University

5     Cosmopolitanism and sovereignty

       Thomas W. Pogge, Columbia University

6     Cosmopolitan liberalism and the states system

       Charles R. Beitz, Bowdoin College

7     The nation-state:  a modest defense

       David Miller, Oxford University

8     The ethics of political restructuring in Europe- the perspective of constitutive theory

       Chris Brown, University of Southamption

Part 3  Europe Today: Nationalism and Post-Communism

9     Notes on the new tribalism

       Michael Walzer, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

10     The moral basis of political restructuring

         Zarko Puhovski, University of Zagreb

Part 4  Conclusions

11     Cosmopolitans and communitarians - A commentary

         Ryszard Legutko, Jagellonian University

12    Comment and conclusions

        Hidemi Suganami, Keele University