The Civil Condition in World Politics

Vassilios Paipais is Lecturer in International Relations at the University of St Andrews.

1. Rengger’s anti-Pelagianism: international political theory as civil conversation – Vassilios Paipais





Part 1: Anti-Pelagianism and the Civil Condition in World Politics


2. Revisiting Rengger’s Anti-Pelagianism – Noel O’Sullivan and Sophia Dingli


3. Poetics and Politics: Rengger, Weber, and the Virtuosi of Religion – John-Harmen Valk


4. ‘Keep your mind in hell, and despair not’: Gillian Rose’s anti-Pelagianism – Kate Schick





Part 2: Challenging the Anti-Pelagian Imagination


5. ‘A Dangerous Place to Be’? Nicholas J. Rengger, the English School, and International Disorder – Ian Hall


6. Rengger’s War on Teleocracy – Chris Brown


7. Conservatism, Civility, and the Challenges of International Political Theory – Michael Williams





Part 3: The Uncivil Condition in Word Politics


8. Rengger the Reluctant Rule Follower – Anthony Lang Jr.


9. Rengger and the ‘Business of War’ – Caroline Kennedy-Pipe


10. Just War as Tradition in a Civil International Order – Valerie Morkevičius





Afterword


11. Rengger, History, and the Future of International Relations – Richard Whatmore