Rawls John. The Law of Peoples

With, The idea of public reason revisited. — Harvard University Press, 2000. — 207 р. — ISBN: 0-674-00079-X.By the "Law of Peoples" I mean a particular political conception of right and justice that applies to the principles and norms of international law and practice. I shall use the term "Society of Peoples" to mean all those peoples who follow the ideals and principles of the Law of Peoples in their mutual relations. These peoples have their own internal governments, which may be constitutional liberal democratic or nonliberal but decent governments. In this book I consider how the content of the Law of Peoples might be developed out of a liberal idea of justice similar to, but more general than, the idea I called justice asfairness as the name of a particular conception of justice.The First Part of Ideal Theory
The Law of Peoples as Realistic Utopia
Why Peoples and Not States?
Two Original Positions
The Principles of the Law of Peoples
Democratic Peace and Its Stability
Society of Liberal Peoples: Its Public Reason
The Second Part of Ideal Theory
Toleration of Non liberal Peoples
Extension to Decent Hierarchical Peoples
Decent Consultation Hierarchy
Human Rights
Comments on Procedure of the Law of Peoples
Concluding ObservationsNon ideal Theory
Just WarDoctrine: The Right to War
Just WarDoctrine: Conduct of War
Burdened Societies
OnDistributive JusticeamongPeoplesPublicRеason and the Law of Peoples
Reconciliation to Our Social World
The idea of public reason revisited
The Idea of Public Reason
The Content of Public Reason
Religion and Public Reasonin Democracy
The Wide View of Public PoliticalCulture
On the Family as Part of the Basic Structure
Questions about Public Reason