From Nuremberg to The Hague: The Future of International Criminal Justice

Half-title......Page 2
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Contributors......Page 8
Acknowledgments......Page 10
Introduction......Page 12
Part One Autonomy in Context......Page 16
1 Justus Lipsius and the Revival of Stoicism in Late Sixteenth-Century Europe......Page 18
Notes......Page 37
1. Voluntarism and Antivoluntarism – Radical Alternatives?......Page 41
2. Varieties of Divine Transcendence......Page 45
Community with God: Friendship and Participation......Page 53
Freedom......Page 58
Grace and (Plastic) Nature......Page 63
4. Conclusion......Page 65
Notes......Page 66
3 Autonomy and the Invention of Theodicy......Page 72
1. The Historicity of Theodicy......Page 73
2. Theodicy despite Leibniz......Page 81
3. Kant’s Invention of Theodicy......Page 85
Hyperteleology......Page 86
Critique and Theodicy......Page 88
Authentic Theodicy......Page 92
Conclusions......Page 94
Notes......Page 95
4 Protestant Natural Law Theory......Page 103
Notes......Page 117
5 Autonomy in Modern Natural Law......Page 121
1. Suárez......Page 127
2. Pufendorf......Page 129
3. Accountability, Freedom and Moral Reasons......Page 132
4. Accountability, Moral Reasons and the Second-Person Standpoint......Page 134
Notes......Page 137
Part Two Autonomy in Practice......Page 142
6 Pythagoras Enlightened......Page 144
Notes......Page 161
7 What Is Disorientation in Thinking?......Page 165
1. About Ideals......Page 167
2. Kant’s Concern with Disorientation......Page 169
3. Further Problems of Disorientation......Page 173
The Role of Examples......Page 174
Human Nature and Textual Interpretation......Page 176
Historical Example and Political Orientation......Page 179
Taking Kant Seriously......Page 186
Notes......Page 189
8 Autonomy, Plurality and Public Reason......Page 192
1. Autonomy as Individual Independence......Page 193
2. The Kantian Conception of Autonomy......Page 194
3. The Grounds of Kantian Autonomy......Page 196
4. Autonomy as Practical Reason......Page 198
5. Reason, Autonomy, Morality......Page 202
Notes......Page 204
9 Trapped between Kant and Dewey......Page 206
Notes......Page 224