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This year should not be remembered simply for the failure represented by the crisis but for the way countries reacted, how "we discovered and refashioned the global power of nations working together".
95 Paperback JA71 In this wide-ranging work, Smith (political science and philosophy, Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut) grapples with the question of whether political philosophy can be refashioned as "temporally ecstatic," by which he means whether political philosophy can be made into a project of a history-making being projected between past and future.
 
 
 
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