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Special forum on Moral Limit and Possibility in World Politics

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Price, Richard M.
Snyder, Jack
Vinjamuri, Leslie
Erskine, Toni
Rengger, Nicholas
Price, Richard M.

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In a dialogue discussing issues of the relation between empirical and normative theory, four contributors comment upon the edited volume by Richard Price, Moral Limit and Possibility in World Politics, and Richard Price responds. The contributions principally revolve around the following themes: (1) whether a division of labor between normative and empirical theory can or should be overcome, which in turn presupposes notions of (2) just what constitutes normative and empirical international relations as such; and (3) the ethics of constructivism itself, including what if anything is distinctive about how constructivism might respond to the question of ‘how we should act’.

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