I signori della pace una critica del globalismo giuridico

This book offers a compelling essay that critically examines powerful globalist legal philosophies, including those of Kelsen, Habermas, Bobbio, and Ferrajoli. The author is praised for his clear and concise writing style, and for his dialectical approach, which thoroughly explains and confronts opposing arguments. The work also presents the author's criticisms of legal globalism and his own proposals, building upon ideas explored in his previous book.

However, the review notes that the book can be somewhat repetitive in its arguments. This repetition is attributed to the deep-seated Kantian and Kelsenian influences that underpin all legal globalism, making it natural for the author to revisit certain core points throughout the discussion.

Overall, this is considered a good book, particularly for those seeking to delve into complex issues surrounding international law, legal pacifism, cosmopolitanism, and the intricacies of world order. It serves as an excellent resource for readers interested in a critical engagement with these fundamental concepts, especially as a companion to the author's earlier work, "Cosmópolis."