Immanuel Kant’s vision of perpetual peace through cosmopolitan hospitality, rooted in the economic interdependence of nation-states, has faltered in the face of persistent global hostilities. Jacques Derrida’s deconstructive critique of Kant’s cosmopolitanism, particularly through his concepts of the New International and unconditional hospitality, offers a framework to rethink global relations beyond state sovereignty. This study explores Derrida’s ideas alongside...
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