Bounding Power: Republican Security Theory from the Polis to the Global Village
In Bounding Power, Daniel H. Deudney examines republican security theory across time and political scale. From the polis to the global village, the book considers how political communities understand security and how republican ideas seek to limit and organize power.
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Bounding Power explores republican security theory across a broad historical and political scope.
Daniel H. Deudney considers how ideas about security and political power have developed from the polis to the global village.
The book focuses on the relationship between republican thought, the organization of political communities, and efforts to bound power.
It offers a conceptual study for readers interested in political theory, international relations, and the history of political ideas.
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