The American Journal of Economics and Sociology

Preface and Acknowledgments
pp. 1-7(7)
Author: Demenchonok, Edward

Philosophy After Hiroshima: From Power Politics to the Ethics of Nonviolence and Co-Responsibility
pp. 9-49(41)
Author: Demenchonok, Edward

1. Globalization and Violence: The Challenge to Ethics
pp. 51-76(26)
Authors: Demenchonok, Edward; Peterson, Richard

2. The Democratic Peace Myth: From Hiroshima to Baghdad
pp. 77-99(23)
Author: Fiala, Andrew

3. The Holocaust Sublime: Singularity, Representation, and the Violence of Everyday Life
pp. 101-126(26)
Author: Sanbonmatsu, John

4. Can Historical Responsibility Strengthen Contemporary Political Culture?
pp. 127-151(25)
Author: Tillmanns, Jenny

5. The Project of Reconciliation and the Road to Redemption: Hegel's Social Philosophy and Nietzsche's Critique
pp. 153-180(28)
Author: Hicks, StevenV.

6. No More Hiroshimas and Sharp Weapons
pp. 181-203(23)
Author: Wang, Keping

7. Relevant Hellenic Factors Favoring Effective Dialogue and Peaceful Coexistence
pp. 205-229(25)
Author: Bargeliotes, Leonidas

8. The Grounding of Forgiveness: Martha Nussbaum on Compassion and Mercy
pp. 231-252(22)
Author: Gallagher, Paul

9. Human Rights: Historical Learning in the Shadow of Violence
pp. 253-272(20)
Author: Peterson, RichardT.

10. The Universal Concept of Human Rights as a Regulative Principle: Freedom Versus Paternalism
pp. 273-301(29)
Author: Demenchonok, Edward

11. Toward Lasting Peace: Kant on Law, Public Reason, and Culture
pp. 303-326(24)
Author: Lucht, Marc

12. Transculture: A Broad Way Between Globalism and Multiculturalism
pp. 327-351(25)
Author: Epstein, Mikhail