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Book Review: International Relations: International Law, New Diplomacy and Counterterrorism: An Interdisciplinary Study of Legitimacy

ethically committed. There remains plenty of room for development here, and Tully certainly suggests that non-violent civic practices occupy the future trajectory of his work. To this extent, the volume feels like something of an interlude between two larger projects. Nevertheless, On Global Citizenship offers both a concise entry into Tully’s work, and a compelling series of debates moving his brand of democratic theory forward.