| International Ethics | |
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These essays on moral issues in international affairs focus on a number of problems that generate in- tense interest in the post-Vietnam War era-the ba- sis of rules for the conduct of war, the significance of national boundaries and the nature of a state's right not to be interfered with by outsiders, the foundations of international property rights, and the requirements of international distributive justice. Is moral reflection capable of supplying answers to these questions? "Yes," argues Marshall Cohen in an introductory chapter that offers a convincing an- swer to the pervasive skepticism concerning the possibility of making moral judgments about inter- national affairs. All of the essays in this book-with the exception of the extended excerpts from Michael Walzer's Just and Unjust Wars were previously published in Philosophy & Public Affairs. |
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| Statement of Responsibility | |
| Author(s) | Charles R. Beitz - Personal Name |
| Edition | |
| Call Number | 172.4 Bei i |
| ISBN/ISSN | 069122348 |
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| Classification | 172.4 |
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| GMD | |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Princeton University Press |
| Publishing Year | 1985 |
| Publishing Place | Princeton |
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