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When I reviewed the second edition of the Companion to Contemporary Political Philosophy earlier this year (Goodin et al., 2007) (RR 2009/58) I recommended it, but criticized it for using a “… narrower definition of ‘political philosophy’ than I would have wished… Political activity, and therefore political philosophy, would surely continue even if the nation‐state withered away entirely. I suspect that if there is a third edition in a dozen years or so, it will need to be much more different from this … ” The book I was looking for was this one, or something...

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