Kant's philosophy - Peace needs republicanism
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Kant's philosophy - Peace needs republicanism
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Perpetual peace between states is possible if these enter into a federation of nations and submit to binding international law. For this to be possible two conditions should be met inside the states: There should be freedom of thought so that criticism and proposals for reaching perpetual peace are possible, and the sate should have a republican consitution so that wars are only possible with the approval of the people that has to wage them.
Quote: 0:08
Peace through right: 2:54
There ought to be freedom of thought: 13:23
The state ought to be a republic: 17:00
Perpetual peace is possible, even if humans are evil: 45:24
Thanks: 59:23
The significance of the freedom of thought and of a republican constitution for peace Kant discusses in his essay On Perpetual Peace: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/50922/50922-h/50922-h.htm
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