Moralizing International Relations: Called to Account (Sciences Po Series in International Relations and Political Economy)

Contents......Page 6
List of Figures......Page 10
List of Tables......Page 12
Acknowledgments......Page 14
Egoism or Moralism?......Page 18
The Aftermath of the Cold War and of 9/11......Page 19
Justifying Oneself in Times of Globalization......Page 21
Part 1 A Moral Break?......Page 26
From Friend to Partner and from Enemy to Pariah......Page 28
New Protagonists......Page 29
Moral Demands......Page 31
An American Hegemony......Page 34
Will the World Turn Protestant?......Page 36
The Globalization of Ideas......Page 38
The Repeal of State Infallibility......Page 42
Responsible on Grounds of What Ought to Have Been......Page 44
Two: Is There any Shame in Being Cynically Realist?......Page 48
What is Realist Thinking?......Page 49
Is Realism a Philosophy?......Page 52
The False Objectivity of Realism......Page 54
Realism under Scrutiny......Page 57
Who Won the Cold War?......Page 58
A Moral Victory for Liberalism?......Page 60
The Moral Charge-Sheet......Page 62
Part 2 Morality in Action......Page 68
Three: The Re-Enchanted Critique of Capitalism......Page 70
The Era of the Moralization of Capitalism......Page 71
Interests and Values......Page 72
Economics as "Moral Science"......Page 75
A Moral Vision of Efficiency: Trustworthiness......Page 76
The Shame of Selfishness......Page 78
A Moral View of Economic Interdependence......Page 82
The Liberal Mobilization......Page 85
The Global Value of Exemplarity......Page 88
The Re-Enchantment of the World......Page 94
Four: What Justice for Economic Sanctions?......Page 96
The Long History of Economic Sanctions......Page 97
Why was there a Recourse to Embargoes after the Cold War?......Page 98
Moral and Political Expectations......Page 100
Questionable Experiences......Page 101
The Risky Calculation of Embargoes......Page 102
Expertise......Page 103
The Moral Evaluation of Embargoes......Page 104
Imaginative Critical Reason?......Page 106
The Sharing of Responsibility?......Page 112
Is it Legitimate to Punish in Order to Educate?......Page 115
Grotius Reinvented......Page 116
The Truth of Sanctions......Page 117
Napoleon, Wilson, and Keynes: An Affair of States......Page 122
Repairing Reparations......Page 127
Denunciation......Page 129
Naming and Shaming Campaigns......Page 131
The Marriage of the Lawyer and the Historian......Page 133
The Violence of Exposure......Page 135
Neutrality Does Not Exist......Page 136
The Ephemeral Comeback of States......Page 139
“The Criminal Shall Not Profit by his Crime”......Page 141
Financial Compensation for Older Crimes......Page 143
The Uncertainties of Calculating Hardship......Page 146
Third-Generation Reparations?......Page 149
Six: The Fear of Accountability and Calculating the Incalculable......Page 152
Death, a Realist Question?......Page 153
The Transcendence of Patriarchal Reason......Page 154
The Three Critiques of Realist Reason......Page 158
Is Death Dangerous?......Page 162
Who's Afraid of the Hereafter?......Page 164
The Twilight of the Gods......Page 167
The Sword and the Caduceus......Page 168
Part 3 The Two Challenges......Page 174
Seven: Shared Responsibility......Page 176
The Scene of Justification......Page 177
The Edifice of Morality......Page 181
What Responsibility?......Page 186
The Uses of Materiality......Page 196
Being in the World......Page 201
A World Conversion to Kantianism......Page 204
Universes of Re-Enchantment......Page 206
In Praise of Modernity......Page 210
Cosmopolitanism and Power......Page 211
The Transmission Agents of Cosmopolitanism......Page 216
From Romanticism to Revolutionism......Page 230
Revolutionism and Pragmatism......Page 232
Moral Knowledge......Page 233
Is Ignorance Immoral?......Page 234
For a Relativism of Justification......Page 237
Notes......Page 240
Bibliography......Page 260
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