Negotiating the End of the World Infodoc

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Titre :	Negotiating the End of the World : Kant, Schmitt, and the Global Climate Struggle Ajouter au panier
Auteur(s) :	Clive Hamilton, Auteur (et co-auteur)
Type de document :	Livre
Sujets :	Changements climatiques ; Environnement -- Protection -- Philosophie ; Philosophie de l'environnement
Résumé :	Behind the headlines, a struggle between two opposing philosophical visions has shaped the course of international efforts to save the planet from global warming. The liberal cosmopolitanism of the great Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant has been up against the darker vision of an authoritarian global order of great power rivals developed by Carl Schmitt, 'Crown Jurist of the Third Reich'. Clive Hamilton shows how the influence of Schmitt's once-taboo ideas has recently spread around the world - in Trump's America, in Xi Jinping's China, and in Europe with the rise of right-wing populism. His book maps how the actions of these three great powers have defined the course of global climate negotiations. The Kantian vision, best represented by the European Union, has common sense [...] Behind the headlines, a struggle between two opposing philosophical visions has shaped the course of international efforts to save the planet from global warming. The liberal cosmopolitanism of the great Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant has been up against the darker vision of an authoritarian global order of great power rivals developed by Carl Schmitt, 'Crown Jurist of the Third Reich'. Clive Hamilton shows how the influence of Schmitt's once-taboo ideas has recently spread around the world - in Trump's America, in Xi Jinping's China, and in Europe with the rise of right-wing populism. His book maps how the actions of these three great powers have defined the course of global climate negotiations. The Kantian vision, best represented by the European Union, has common sense on its side - a threat to everyone that can be solved by collective responses. In practice, however, UN agreements have triggered resistance from surging anti-globalist forces influenced by the Nazi jurist's ideas, a world defined by friends and enemies and where weaker states submit to powerful ones. As the Earth hurtles towards a hot and perilous future, which of these worldviews prevails, Kant's or Schmitt's, could determine humanity's fate. (4è de couverture)
Editeur(s) :	Cambridge : Polity
Date de publication :	2026
Format :	1 vol; (xii-258 p.) / 22 cm
Table des matières :	1. Defunct philosophers? 2. Kant's beautiful vision 3. Schmitt and the great powers 4. Europe, land of Kant 5. United States, in two minds 6. Schmitt fever in China 7. The negotiations from Rio to Copenhagen 8. Trends and influences 9. From Copenhagen to Paris and after 10. When Schmitt prevails
Langue(s) :	Anglais
Identifiant :	978-1-5095-7276-2
Lien vers la notice :	https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=234230