Enthält einen Teil der Beiträge der Konferenz Trust and Happiness in the History of Political Thought (Preface, Seite [IX]) Laszlo Kontler and Mark Somos: Introduction : trust, happiness, and the history of European political thought John Dunn: Toleration, trust and the travails of living together globally Bee Yun: Ptolemy of Lucca's distrust in politics and the medieval discourse on government Erica Benner: Natural suspicion and reasonable trust : Machiavelli on trust in politics Hans Blom: Hugo Grotius on trust, its causes and effects Peter Schröder: Fidem observandam esse : trust and fear in Hobbes and Locke Eva Odzuck: The concept of trust in Hobbes's political philosophy Gábor Gángó: The formation of Leibniz's mature ethics and his Specimen polonorum Adriana Luna-Fabritius: The secularization of happiness in early eighteenth-century Italian political thought : revisiting the foundations of civil society Vladimir Ryzhkov: Trust and happiness in Nikolai Karamzin's political philosophy Niall Bond: Trust and happiness in Ferdinand Tönnies' community and society Kálmán Pócza: Distrust in government : a comparative historical analysis Alberto Clerici: Trust, heresy and rebellion : reactions to Machiavelli in the early Dutch revolt (1572-1587) Hannes Ziegler: Privy Council deliberations on trust : the Holy Roman Empire around 1600 Ralf-Peter Fuchs: Trust as a concept of religious plurality during the Thirty Years' War Cesare Cuttica: 'No trust, no happiness'! : going beyond Locke in seventeenth-century England Sara Lagi: Adolf Fischhof and the national question in the Habsburg Empire : a problem of 'trust' and 'collaboration' amongst the nationalities of Austria (1869-1885) Steve Johnstone: Pistis and citizens in ancient Greece Petra Schulte: The concept of trust in the political thought of fifteenth-century Burgundy Adrian O'Connor: "Through the bonds of sentiment" : fraternité and politics in revolutionary France Alexey Tikhomirov: Trust and distrust in a modern dictatorship : a case study of the Soviet Union |
