Politischer Realismus I

In a heuristic sense, the term 'political realism' can be understood as a theoretical position that contests the possible foundations of political order on the basis of timeless principles, ideals and norms. Instead, the paradigm of 'political realism' seeks to develop the genesis of governance and sovereignty from inner-historical or anthropologically founded power dynamics. This anthology contains contributions that, arguing systematically and historically, demarcate political realism from the leading fundamental positions of classical and modern political philosophy.

With contributions by
Pedro Manuel Bortoluzzi | Dirk Brantl | Felix Herkert | Ieva Höhne | Christina Kast | Jan Kerkmann | Manuel Knoll | Jerónimo Molina Cano | Christian Th. Müller | David Manolo Sailer | Barbara Zehnpfennig