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Principles for Realists: Political Justification and Genealogical Explanation
An ostensibly intractable divide exists between moral idealists, who treat political principles as applied morality, and political realists, who question whether morality can play a role in politics at all. My dissertation deflates this opposition by arguing for morally austere but politically ambit
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