Felix Oppenheim's deontics

Paolo Di Lucia

3-19

From Hobbes to Oppenheim

conceptual reconstruction as political engagement

Terence Ball

20-38

Essential contestability and the claims of analysis

Mario Ricciardi

39-56

Freedom and bivalence

Hillel Steiner

57-68

Dimensions of nomic freedom

Amedeo G. Conte, G. Conte

69-78

"Ought" implies "practical possibility"

Ian Carter

79-95

Clarifying the science wars

the concept of scientific authority

Mark R. Weaver

96-117

On public moral appeals and identification

Jean Bethke Elshtain

121-133

"Anarchical fallacies"

bentham's attack on human rights

Hugo Bedau

134-152

Pre-empting humanitarian interventions

Thomas Pogge

153-170

Oppenheim's realism and the morality of the national interest

Luigi Bonanate

171-187

Oppenheim and the national interest

George Kateb

188-204

Oppenheim in Italy

a memoir

Norberto Bobbio

207-217

Afterthoughts

Felix E. Oppenheim

218-233