Introduction / Raia. Prokhovnik and Gabriella Slomp -- Part I. Analysis: The politics of motion and the motion of politics / Gabriella Slomp; Hobbes, public safety and political economy / Tom Sorrell; Leviathan and liberal moralism in international theory / Glen Newey -- Part II. Interpretation: Hobbes and the subjection of international relations to law and morality / Camila Boisen and Davod Boucher; Kantian perspectives on intervention: transcending rather than rejecting Hobbes / Howard Williams; The state of nature as a site of happy life: on Giorgio Agamben's Reading of Hobbes / Sergei Prozorov -- Part III. Orientation: Recasting the Hobbesian legacy in international political theory / Michael C. Williams; Hobbes, origins, limits / R.B.J. Walker; Hobbes, sovereignty, and politics: rethinking international political space / Raia Prokhovnik.