Religion, Philosophy, Ethics

Responsibility to protect: the global moral compact for the 21st century

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Religion, Philosophy, Ethics

Call Number: 172.4 R312

ISBN: 0230609023

Author(s): Cooper, Richard H. and Juliette Voïnov Kohler

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Foreword Samantha Power

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Introduction: The Responsibility to Protect: The Opportunity to Relegate Atrocity Crimes to the Past Richard H. Cooper, and Juliette Voinov Kohler

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Section I

The Responsibility to Protect: Roots and Rationale

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The Responsibility to Protect: From an Idea to an International Norm Gareth Evans

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2

Advancing the Responsibility to Protect Through International Criminal Justice Cherif Bassiouni

31

3

In Our Interest: The Responsibility to Protect Susan E. Mayer

43

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Toward a Jewish Argument for the Responsibility to Protect Aaron Dorfman, and Ruth Messinger

61

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Atrocity Crimes Framing the Responsibility to Protect David Scheffer

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Section II

Where the Rubber Hits the Road: The Responsibility to Protect in Northern Uganda, Darfur, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. And Iraq?

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Was the Iraq War a Humanitarian Intervention? And What Are Our Responsibilities Today? Kenneth Roth

101

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo: A Story of Lost Opportunities to Prevent or Reduce Deadly Conflicts Herbert F. Weiss

115

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Dealing with Atrocities in Northern Uganda Mary Page

129

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Spread Wide the Word: Organizing the Grassroots to End Atrocity Crimes William F. Schulz

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Section III

Moving the Responsibility to Protect from Rhetoric to Action: What it Means for Philanthropy, the United States, and the International Community

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Reaching Across Borders: Philanthropy's Role in the Prevention of Atrocity Crimes Adele Simmons, and April Donnellan

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Beyond Words: U.S. Policy and the Responsibility to Protect Lee Feinstein, and Erica De Bruin

179

12

Building Structures for Peace: A Quaker Lobby Offers Strategies for Peacemakers Joe Volk, and Scott Stedjan

199

13

Realizing the Responsibility to Protect in Emerging and Acute Crises: A Civil Society Proposal for the United Nations William Pace, Nicole Deller, and Sapna Chhatpar

219

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Moving From Military Intervention to Judicial Enforcement: The Case for an International Marshals Service Richard H. Cooper, and Juliette Voinov Kohler

243

List of Contributors

263

Index

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Democracies at War Against Terrorism: a Comparative Perspective

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Call Number: 174.42 D396

ISBN: 0230604560

Author(s): Cohen, Samy [editor]

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Introduction

Dilemmas in the War against Terrorism Samy Cohen

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Pt. 1

The Historical and the Legal Perspectives

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Democracies and the Ethics of War: The Record of the Past Francois Cochet

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The International Laws of War and the Fight against Terrorism Emmanuel Decaux

41

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The French State Faced with the Algerian Nationalists (1954-1962): A War against Terrorism? Raphaelle Branche

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Agents and Ambushes: Britain's "Dirty War" in Northern Ireland Martyn Frampton

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Pt. 2

The Struggle of Democracies against Terrorism

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Democracy and Norms of War: Locating Moral Responsibility for Atrocity in Iraq Neta C. Crawford

103

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The British Way of Warfare and the Global War on Terror Alastair Finlan

129

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Between Humanitarian Logic and Operational Effectiveness: How the Israeli Army Faced the Second Intifada Samy Cohen

147

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The Armed Forces, Power, and Society: 18 Years of Counterinsurgency in Indian Kashmir Frederic Grare

173

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The Army of the Fifth Republic and the Ethics of War in Contemporary Conflicts Bastien Irondelle

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Pt. 3

Nondemocratic Regimes and the Fight against Terrorism

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Russia's War in Chechnya: The Discourse of Counterterrorism and the Legitimation of Violence Anne Le Huerou, and Amandine Regamey

211

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Algeria: Is an Authoritarian Regime More Effective in Combating Terrorist Movements? Luis Martinez

233

Conclusion Samy Cohen

251

Notes on Contributors

257

Index

263

Globalisation and Business Ethics

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Religion, Philosophy, Ethics

Call Number: 174.4 G515

ISBN: 0754648176

Author(s): Homann, Karl, Peter Koslowsli and Christophe Luetge

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Islamic education, diversity and national identity : DÂ¯inÂ¯i madÂ¯aris in India post 9/11

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Call Number: 297.770954 Is44

ISBN: 0761934324

Author(s): Hartung, Jan-Peter

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Religion in global civil society

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Religion, Philosophy, Ethics

Call Number: 201.7 R279

ISBN: 0195188276

Author(s): Juergensmeyer, Mark

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	Contributors	xi
	Introduction: Religious Ambivalence to Global Civil Society Mark Juergensmeyer	3
1	Religion and Global Civil Society Peter Berger	11
2	The Politics of Religion and the Morality of Globalization Abdullahi A. An-Na'im	23
3	Globalizing Civil Religion and Public Theology Steven M. Tipton	49
4	Faith and Law in a Multicultural World Harold J. Berman	69
5	Property and Sacred Ordering in Global Civil Society Jon P. Gunnemann	91
6	Religious Rejections of Globalization Frank J. Lechner	115
7	Religious Antiglobalism Mark Juergensmeyer	135
8	The Islamist Alternative to Globalization Carrie Rosefsky Wickham	149
9	Intercultural Understanding in a Community School Elizabeth M. Bounds, and Bobbi Patterson	171
10	Religious Transnationalism Susanne Hoeber Rudolph	189