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Philosophy

Perpetual Peace

ger. Zum ewigen Frieden · 1795
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Interesting Facts

  • The book is a philosophical treatise in which Kant presents his ideas on the possibility of achieving perpetual peace among nations.
  • Kant proposes six preliminary articles that must be fulfilled to achieve peace, including ideas such as the renunciation of secret treaties and the abolition of standing armies.
  • In the book, Kant introduces the concept of a «republican constitution», which he believes is the most suitable form of governance for ensuring peace.
  • Kant considers the idea of a federation of free states as a means to prevent wars and achieve stable peace.
  • The book has had a significant impact on the development of international law and political philosophy, inspiring many thinkers and politicians to create international organizations such as the League of Nations and the UN.
Perpetual Peace
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Date of publication: 30 September 2024
Updated: 3 October 2024
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Original titleger. Zum ewigen Frieden · 1795
Genre: Philosophy
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