Divided West

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Jürgen Habermas is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Frankfurt.;Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Editor's Preface; Author's Foreword; Note on the Translation; Part I: After September 11; 1: Fundamentalism and Terror; 2: Interpreting the Fall of a Monument; Part II: The Voice of Europe in the Clamor of its Nations; 3: February 15, or: What Binds Europeans; 4: Core Europe as Counterpower? Follow-up Questions; 5: The State of German-Polish Relations; 6: Is the Development of a European Identity Necessary, and Is It Possible?; Part III: Views on a Chaotic World; 7: An Interview on War and Peace; Part IV: The Kantian Project and the Divided West. Title page Copyright page Contents Editor's Preface Author's Foreword Note on the Translation Part I: After September 11 1: Fundamentalism and Terror 2: Interpreting the Fall of a Monument Part II: The Voice of Europe in the Clamor of its Nations 3: February 15, or: What Binds Europeans 4: Core Europe as Counterpower? Follow-up Questions 5: The State of German-Polish Relations 6: Is the Development of a European Identity Necessary, and Is It Possible? Part III: Views on a Chaotic World 7: An Interview on War and Peace Part IV: The Kantian Project and the Divided West. 8: Does the Constitutionalization of International Law Still Have a Chance?Introduction Politically Constituted World Society vs. World Republic Constitutionalization of International Law or Liberal Ethics of the Superpower Alternative Visions of a New Global Order Notes Index.