the project of (enlightenment) modernity is incomplete. This debate about the negative consequences of the Enlightenment has often focused on Immanuel Kant, but this inter-pretation seriously neglects the contribution of Gottfried Leibniz to the contemporary debate about cosmopolitanism. The Enlightenment project of modernity can be dated from the publication of Kant's essay [Book Review]

In Gerard Delanty (ed.), The handbook of contemporary European social theory. New York: Routledge. pp. 395 (2006)
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