Political Theory, International Relations, and the Ethics of Intervention

Acknowledgements - Notes on the Contributors - Introduction: Intervention and State Sovereignty in the International System; I.Forbes & M.Hoffman - PART 1: DEFINITIONS AND DILEMMAS - Recent Literature on Intervention and Non-Intervention; R.Little - Intervention and the Limits of International Law; A.Carty - Intervention, Non-Intervention and the Construction of the State; C.Navari - Intervention and Moral Dilemmas; P.Johnson - PART 2: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES - Realism, International Anarchy and Intervention; L.McCarthy - The Pragmatic Case Against Intervention; C.Thomas - The Justifications for Intervention: Needs before Contexts; R.Plant - Intervention and Virtue; B.Paskins - Beyond Non-Intervention; J.Vincent & P.Wilson - PART 3: HARD CASES - Confronting Moral Dilemmas in an Amoral World: The Non-State of Lebanon and Israeli Interventionism; A.Sadeghi - Vietnam's Intervention in Kampuchea: The Rights of State v The Rights of People; M.Leifer - Legitimate Intervention and Illegitimate States: Sanctions Against South Africa; J.Hoffman - Non-Intervention, Self-Determination and the New World Order; J.Mayall - PART 4: THEORETICAL DEPARTURES - Contextuality, Interdependence and the Ethics of Intervention; N.Rengger - Agency, Identity and Intervention; M.Hoffman - Beyond the State; I.Forbes - Index