List of Cases | p. ix |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Morality and Foreign Policy | p. 7 |
Morality and Ethics | p. 7 |
The Nature and Bases of Political Morality | p. 10 |
The Development of a Moral Foreign Policy | p. 16 |
NATO Intervention in Kosovo | p. 20 |
Strategies of Ethical Decision Making | p. 27 |
Ends-Based Action | p. 28 |
The Ethics of Nuclear Deterrence | p. 30 |
Rule-Based Action | p. 34 |
Famine Relief for Soviet Russia | p. 36 |
Tridimensional Ethics | p. 38 |
The Ethics of Strategic Defense | p. 40 |
The Role of Ethical Traditions | p. 43 |
The Nature and Role of Ethical Traditions | p. 44 |
Realism | p. 46 |
The Peloponnesian War | p. 48 |
Idealism | p. 52 |
President Carter's Human Rights Policy | p. 55 |
Principled Realism | p. 58 |
Ethics and the Bush Doctrine | p. 60 |
The Ethics of Political Reconciliation | p. 65 |
Reckoning with Past Regime Offenses | p. 65 |
The Quest for Political Reconciliation | p. 68 |
Retributive Justice | p. 70 |
Prosecuting Rwanda's Genocide Offenders | p. 71 |
Restorative Justice | p. 74 |
South African Reconciliation through Truth and Reparations | p. 76 |
Reconciliation through Political Forgiveness | p. 81 |
Political Forgiveness and the Bitburg Dilemma | p. 83 |
The Ethics of International Human Rights | p. 87 |
The Idea of Human Rights | p. 89 |
Caning in Singapore | p. 93 |
International Humanitarian Law | p. 95 |
Human Rights and Foreign Policy | p. 98 |
The Rwanda Genocide and the Failure to Prevent | p. 102 |
Promoting Human Rights | p. 104 |
The Ethics of War | p. 109 |
Three Moralities of Force | p. 110 |
The Ethics of the Persian Gulf War | p. 116 |
The Ethics of Preemptive and Preventive War | p. 120 |
Regime Change in Iraq | p. 124 |
The Ethics of Military Operations Other than War | p. 131 |
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency | p. 132 |
Ethics and the Reagan Doctrine | p. 135 |
Terrorism and Counterterrorism | p. 139 |
The Ethics of Torture and Targeted Killing | p. 142 |
The Ethics of Intervention | p. 151 |
Sovereignty and Nonintervention | p. 152 |
Arguments for Nonintervention | p. 154 |
Three Types of Intervention | p. 160 |
Political Intervention | p. 161 |
U.S. Intervention in Haiti | p. 161 |
Strategic Intervention | p. 163 |
U.S. Intervention in Grenada | p. 164 |
Humanitarian Intervention | p. 168 |
U.S. Intervention in Somalia | p. 170 |
The Ethics of Economic Sanctions | p. 175 |
The Aims and Effects of Economic Sanctions | p. 176 |
The Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions | p. 179 |
U.S. Economic Sanctions against Cuba | p. 181 |
The Morality of Economic Sanctions | p. 185 |
Economic Sanctions and South African Apartheid | p. 189 |
Pursuing International Justice | p. 195 |
Justice and the International Community | p. 196 |
Rawls's Theory of International Justice | p. 200 |
The Ethics of Foreign Aid | p. 202 |
Individuals and the International Community | p. 206 |
Challenges to U.S. Immigration Policy | p. 211 |
The Ethics of Global Society | p. 217 |
The Development of Global Governance | p. 218 |
Protecting Global Public Goods | p. 222 |
Managing Global Climate Change | p. 225 |
International Legal Accountability | p. 229 |
The Detention of Augusto Pinochet | p. 232 |
Conclusion | p. 241 |
Notes | p. 247 |
Index | p. 281 |
About the Author | p. 289 |
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