ISBN:
978-3-593-51298-3
,
978-3-593-44550-2 /E-Book
Language:
English
Pages:
232 Seiten
Series Statement:
Normative Orders Volume 25
DDC:
303.37
Keywords:
Ordnung, normative Anthropologie, politische
;
Anthropologie, soziale
;
Rechtsethnologie
;
Territorialität
;
Gerichtsbarkeit
;
Ethik
;
Strafrecht
;
Internet
;
Sansibar
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
Abstract:
Whether with Kant or among conservatives, on the internet, in environmental discourses or when raising children: This book explains how norms emerge, why they are adopted, how they can be legitimated, and how they are contested and disappear. Combining 12 excellent contributions from a diverse disciplinary background, the book unites, for the first time, younger scholars from the Research Centre "Normative Orders" at the University of Frankfurt. The contributions show how the growing flexibility of nomative instruments and the inceasing variety of normative actors is proceduralized in diverse social spheres and in transnational constellations. Even as certainties are questioned, norms are shown to play a central role in regulating our behaviour. Together, these norms from normative orders, with and through which political authority and the distribution or rights and goods are legitimized: in criminal law, in educational systems, in the territorial state, in the discourse on progress, and in the Anthropocene. (Umschlagtext)
Description / Table of Contents:
Preface: The normativity of normative orders / Rainer Forst and Klaus Günther -- Normative turns: landmarks for Navigating Normative Orders / Matthias C. Kettemann -- I. Orders within and without states -- The normative order of international politics: critique and legitimacy / Thorsten Thiel -- The normative order of the territorial state / Daniel Lambach -- The non-normative order of the social / Jonas Heller and Marina Martinez Mateo -- Towards a deontology of the digital: the normative order of the internet / Matthias C. Kettemann -- II. Orders of principles and orders of progress -- Normative order in Kantian thought / Sofie Møller -- Legitimation by procedures: the normative order of modernity / Tatjana Sheplyakova -- Normative orders for political progress or the other way around? / Ilaria Cozzaglio -- The normative order of conservatism / Thomas Biebricher -- III. Ordering the human condition(s) -- The normative orders of the Anthropocene / Umberto Mario Sconfienza -- The authority of international justice institutions: a sociological perspective on global normative orders / Sara Dezalay and Stefan Kroll -- Legal evaluation in criminal law: on the relation between normativity and legitimacy / Milan Kuhli -- The diverse normative orders of being young and being safe in Zanzibar -- Franziska Fay -- Contributors
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