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Book reviews

edited by Katia Poneti

Editorial Board: Pablo Eiroa, Leonardo Marchettoni, Paola Persano, Lucia Re, Filippo Ruschi

This section provides readers with reviews and/or brief presentations of books selected from the most recent literature (in English and other languages) from the fields of the philosophy of international law and global politics. The vastness and complexity of this literature of course precludes any claim to exhaustiveness.

Our aim is to provide preliminary information on the contents of each text and to give a concise but critical framework for the author's views by situating them within the context of the broader debate. We hope that the reviews will serve as useful pointers for further reading.

D. Archibugi, The Global Commonwealth of Citizens (Luigi Caranti)
T. Barfield, Afghanistan: A Cultural and Political History (Rebecca Gang)
C. Bottici, Men and States (Elisa Orrù)
I. Buruma, A. Margalit, Occidentalism (Chiara Bottici)
M. Joya, A Woman Among Warlords (Tazreena Sajjad)
V. Malaguti, O Medo na Cidade do Rio de Janeiro (Loïc Wacquant)
A. Silveira, Cooperação e compromisso constitucional nos Estados compostos (Viriato Soromenho-Marques)
F. Zakaria, The Future of Freedom (Francesca Rigotti)

Many more reviews are currently available only in Italian or Spanish.