Kant's Doctrine of Right in the Twenty-First Century.

Intro
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Contributors
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Originality of Kant's Social Contract Theory
Chapter 2: Private Property and the Possibility of Consent: Kant and Social Contract Theory
Chapter 3: Judging Rights by Their Duties: A Kantian Perspective on Human Rights
Chapter 4: The Proper Task of Kantian Politics: The Relationship between Politics and Happiness
Chapter 5: Kant on Poverty and Welfare: Social Demands and Juridical Goals in Kant's Doctrine of Right
Chapter 6: On the (Supposed) Distinction Between Classical and Welfare Liberalism: Lessons from the Doctrine of Right
Chapter 7: Resistance and Reform in Kant's Doctrine of Right
Chapter 8: Civil Disobedience: Towards a New Kantian Conception
Chapter 9: Kantian Insights on the Moral Personality of the State
Chapter 10: Kant's Guarantee for Perpetual Peace: A Reinterpretation and Defence
Chapter 11: Forgiveness and Punishment in Kant's Moral System
Chapter 12: A Universal Estate: On Kant and Marriage Equality.