International Intervention in the Post-Cold War World: Moral Responsibility and Power Politics

1.The Emerging World Order: State Sovereignty and Intervention, Michael C. Davis Part I. International Legal Foundations 2. Humanitarian A Misnomer? Peter Baehr 3. Legitimacy and Lawfulness of Intervention, Tania Voon 4. Human Rights and the Question of International Criminal Courts and Tribunals, Robert Cryer Part II. The International Politics of Intervention 5. Problematizing Sovereignty: Relative Sovereignty in the Historical Transformation of Inter-state and State-Society Relations, Victoria Tinbor Hui 6. Weak States, State-Making, and Intervention: With a View from the PRC, Mark Evans 7. Intervention and the Interplay of Norms and Politics, Hiroki Kusano Part III. The Philosophy of Intervention 8. Redefining Human Beings: Where Politics Meets Metaphysics, Franca D'Agostini 9. Preceding Global Responsibility: Autonomy, Knowledge, Power, Nathalie Karagiannis 10. Reflections on the War on Terrorism, Daniela Ingruber Part IV. Regional Dialogues 11. The New NATO: An Instrument for the Promotion of Democracy and Human Rights? Rebecca Moore 12. NATO's War over Kosovo: The Debates, Dynamics, and Consequences, Giovanna Bono 13. The Reluctant Intervenor: The UN Security Council, China's Worldview, and Intervention, Michael Davis 14. Human Rights and Intervention in Africa, Rasheed Akinyemi Part V. Topics in Intervention 15. Distributive Justice, Globalization, and International Intervention: The New Roles of Multilateral Institutions, Alice Sindzingre 16. The Power of Responsible Peace: Engendering Reconstruction in Kosova, Chris Corrin Index