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دانلود کتاب The Palgrave Handbook of International Political Theory: Volume II
دانلود کتاب کتابچه راهنمای Palgrave تئوری سیاسی بین المللی: دوره دوم
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The Palgrave Handbook of International Political Theory: Volume II
ویرایش: 2024 نویسندگان: Howard Williams (editor), David Boucher (editor), Peter Sutch (editor), David Reidy (editor), Alexandros Koutsoukis (editor) سری: ISBN (شابک) : 3031522427, 9783031522420 ناشر: Palgrave Macmillan سال نشر: 2024 تعداد صفحات: 469 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 12 مگابایت
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Contents Notes on Contributors List of Tables 1 Introduction Part VII: Challenges to the World Order Financial Challenges Security Challenges Environmental Challenges International Law Challenges Part VIII: Justice, Reconciliation, and Restoration Justice and Global Inequalities Justice and International Law Part IX: Peace, Conflict, and Force in the Twenty-First Century Terrorism and Just War Theory Political Theology and International Order Ethical Dilemmas in War and Peace Part X: Global (Mis)Conceptions Ethical International Visions and Sensibilities The Future of History Towards a Global Decent Society Note References Part I Challenges to the World Order 2 Rethinking Money and Trade Preliminaries Part 1. The Gold Standard’s Long Shadow From Scarcity to Abundance—The Fast Way A Money Modulator Two Considerable Benefits of Monetary Sovereignty Old Time Religion Part 2. Sovereign Money in a Global Economy Attaining Monetary Sovereignty Managing Robust Monetary Policy Part 3. Normative Foundations Associative State Obligations Notes References 3 Security in the Global Context: Blurring the Internal–External Divide Introduction Origins and Consolidation of the Internal–External Security Divide The End of the Cold War: Linking Internal and External Security The European Union’s Internal–External Security Nexus Security Governance: Increasingly Horizontal Security Threats: Transcending Geographic & Functional Boundaries Internal Security: Increasingly Externalised The Internal–External Security Nexus: CSDP Implications of an Internal–External Security Nexus References 4 Global Climate Change: Political Realism and the Case for a World Climate Bank Introduction The Paris Agreement and Climate Finance The Broome–Foley case for a World Climate Bank Critical Analysis of the Broome–Foley Case for a World Climate Bank “Governments,” “Government,” and a Self-Contradiction Broome and Foley Contradict Themselves Again (and Perhaps Again) Political Realism Political Realism and New Forms of Realist Political Theory A Realistic Assessment of the Broome–Foley Proposal In Favor of a World Climate Bank that Would Not Buy Up Fossil Fuel Assets Rebutting the BFP’s Claim that There Is No Realistic Alternative We Need a Fully Developed Proposal for a Well-Designed WCB-MAR A Sketch of a Provisional Political Case for a Well-Designed WCB-MAR Conclusion Notes References 5 Environmental Responsibility: Oceans and the Polar Regions Introduction Responsibility in Governance: Theory and Institutional Design Responsible Institutional Design Antarctic Treaty System Global Oceans Arctic Conclusion References 6 Reparations for Loss and Damage? The Cosmopolitan Right in the Context of the Coloniality of Climate Coloniality of Climate: An Argument for Reparative Justice Cosmopolitan Right and the Entitlements of Indigenous Peoples Content of Climate Reparations for Irreversible Loss and Damage Cosmopolitan Right as a Guarantee of Non-Repetition Conclusions References 7 The Legitimacy of International Law International Law and the Nature of Law Sources of Legitimacy Contemporary Practice Conclusion Notes References Part II Justice, Reconciliation and Restoration 8 Global Distributive Justice Introduction Against Global Distributive Justice Arguments from Cost (AC) Arguments from Competing Values (ACV) Arguments from Political Association (APA) Broadening the Concerns of Global Distributive Justice Conclusion References 9 Global Inequalities, Pluralism and Tolerance The Enlightenment Paradigm of Inequality: Rousseau Rawls on Inequalities Global Inequalities and the Capabilities Approach: Amartya Sen From Capabilities to Social Justice: Sen and Nussbaum Piketty and the Marxist Approach Inequalities of Race, Religion and Social Status and the Feminist Critique Conclusions Notes References 10 Crimes Against Humanity Introduction International Law Crimes Against Humanity Genocide The Victim of Genocide Groups Harm to Humankind? Humanity as Humankind Humanity, Politics, and Human Rights Climate Change Conclusion References 11 Property Rights and the International Law System The Right to Property Under International Law Whose Property Rights? Why International Property Rights? Justification, Legitimacy and What Kant Does Differently A Right In Rem Requires Imposing an Obligation on All Others Property in Domestic and International Law The International Right to Property and Territory Conclusion Notes References Part III Peace, Conflict and Force in the 21st Century 12 Political Violence Misliked: The Meaning of ‘Terrorism’ Terrorism and International Theory The Politics of Naming ‘Terrorism’ Rival Accounts of What Terrorism Is Problems with a Target-Based Definition Problems for International Politics and Foreign Policy Note References 13 Desire and the Political Theology of the International Intellectualism and the Political Theology of the International The Transposition of Belief Rather Than Desire Presupposing Belief Rather Than Desire Desire and the Critics of Political Theology Modernity and the “Theotropic” Desire Modernity and Its Residually Needful Desire Resituating Desire in Modernity The Trajectory of the Desire for Reform Embodied Tradition and the Shaping of Desire Toward a Political Theology of the International Attuned to Desire References 14 Humanitarian Interventions: Ethical Dilemmas for Humanitarian NGOs Introduction Contribution: The Perspective of Humanitarian NGOs Humanitarian Roots of Military Interventions Shared but Contested Humanitarian Norms State Consent and Non-coerciveness The Humanitarian Principles Under Pressure Ethical Dilemmas for Humanitarian NGOs Effects on the Delivery of Humanitarian Aid: Increasing Security Risks Effects on Local Communities, Including Prospects for Peace Changes in Humanitarian Aid Practice and Ethics Conclusion Notes References 15 Just War Theory and Drone Warfare: Morality, Virtual Wars and Human Security in the War on Terror The History of Drone Warfare: From Spies to Killers The Legality of Drone Warfare: The End of Human Security? Precision Bombing? High-Value Targets and ‘Collateral Damage’ The Ethics of Drone Warfare: The Banality of Killing-as-Gaming in a Hobbesian State of Nature Imperial Designs and the Prospects of Peace Conclusion: Drone Warfare as Cold-Blooded Murder References 16 Democratic Peace? Introduction The Idea of Democracy and Its Evolution Democratic Peace? Democracy Aid and Its Contradictions Concluding Note: A Failure of Imagination? Notes References Part IV Global (Mis)Conceptions 17 A Society of Peoples: The Nature and Limits of Rawls’s International Vision The Background and Context of Rawls’s International Vision The Ideal Theory Content of Rawls’s International Vision Objections to Rawls’s International Ideal Theory Non-ideal International Theory Conclusion References 18 Cosmopolitanism: Power Matters The Power (and Limits) of a Cosmopolitan Moral Vision The Problem of Imperial Cosmopolitanism A Republican Cosmopolitanism Conclusion References 19 Gender Politics: Toward a Feminist Rethinking of Disaster Response Disaster Imaginaries The Pandemic and the Ethics of Care Complicating Care Ethics: Care Chains and Care Drains Resistant Care Ethics: Lessons from Reproductive Justice Theory Conclusion Notes References 20 The Clash of Civilizations and the End of History Introduction Part 1: Contrasting Visions of World Order The End of History The Clash of Civilizations Part 2: Populism Populism and Nationalism Identity Democracy Political Decay Conclusion References 21 The ‘Open Society’ and Attitudes to Transnational Migration: A Process Sociological Approach to Liberal Democratic Anxieties Introduction Liberal Democracy and The Open Society Concept Origins of the Open Society Concept The Polarisation of Individual vs. Society Open People Approach from Process Sociology Individual and Society Camps in Weimar Germany Individualisation and Socialisation Processes Process Sociological Studies of Transnational Migration United Kingdom Australia Germany Conclusion Notes References 22 The Crisis of Decency in World Politics The Politics of Decency Liberal Decency Conservative Decency Basic Decency and Its Discontents Global Challenges to Decency Covid-19 Contract Conclusion Notes References Index
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