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    If the social contract argument justifies the establishme... — Carmelics
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    Supports→A single world-wide republic of united individuals should be established, replacing all existing states.

    If the social contract argument justifies the establishment of a state for a given group, it applies equally at the world-wide level.

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    Some cosmopolitans developed their view into a political theory about international relations. The most radical of eighteenth-century political cosmopolitans was no doubt Anacharsis Cloots (Jean-Baptiste du Val-de-Grace, baron de Cloots, 1755–1794). Cloots advocated the abolition of all existing states and the establishment of a single world state under which all human individuals would be directly subsumed. His arguments drew first of all on the general structure of social contract theory. If i

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