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  • The Internationalists as grand narrative: Key elements and dilemmata

  • OLIVER DIGGELMANN
  • Journal:
    Global Constitutionalism / Volume 7 / Issue 3 / November 2018
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    14 November 2018, pp. 297-314

  • In this contribution, the key elements of the book’s progress narrative will be discussed. The focus will be set on the ‘backbone’ of the book, which consists of three ideas or elements: the periodisation decision (II), the claim of a specific conception of social change (III), and a specific understanding of international law (IV). In regard to each of those elements it will be asked how they are justified, what insights they provide and whether there are blind spots.