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Beskrivelse
Does one nation have the right to free another from the grip of a tyrant? And if this intervention is legitimate, is it appropriate? In showing how liberal philosophical thinking from 1789 to the end of the nineteenth century was preoccupied by these questions, this book brings to light the origins of the philosophical problem of the right to interfere.
