Analyse & Kritik 46 (2024), 1

CONTENT

Do Socially Constructed Norms have Moral Force? Précis to a Symposium
Laura Valentini
Page: 1-11

Title: Moralism and Realism in Theorizing Social Norms
Author: N. P. Adams
Page: 13-24

Two Types of Social Norms
Åsa Burman
Page: 25-36

Political Obligations and Respect for Social Norms
George Klosko
Page: 37-50

Must I Honor Your Convictions? On Laura Valentini’s Agency-Respect View
Katharina Nieswandt
Page: 51-65

Social Norms and Obligation: Rescuing the Joint Commitment Account
Titus Stahl
Page: 67-83

General Part

Moral Paradigms of Intergenerational Solidarity in the Coronavirus-Pandemic
Niklas Ellerich-Groppe, Irmgard Steckdaub-Muller, Larissa Pfaller and Mark Schweda
Page: 85-119

The Weight of History After October 7 and the Gaza War: Shaping a New Future
John Strawson
Page: 121-139

Germany, Israel’s Security, and the Fight Against Anti-Semitism: Shadows from the Past and Current Tensions
Gert Krell
Page: 141-164

Kantian Rights and the Zionist Settlement in Palestine
Yitzhak Benbaji
Page: 165-189

War and Self-Defense: Some Reflections on the War on Gaza
Raef Zreik
Page: 191-213

Discussion

What is Classical Realism?
Richard Ned Lebow
Page: 215-228

Do We Learn Anything from Kirshner?
Stephen D. Krasner
Page: 229-235

Classical Realism is not ‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once’
Jonathan Kirshner
Page: 237-248