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

in

Religion, Philosophy, Ethics

Call Number: 172.4 R312

ISBN: 0230609023

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

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Table of Contents

Foreword Samantha Power

vii

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

1

Section I

The Responsibility to Protect: Roots and Rationale

1

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

15

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

4

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

61

5

Atrocity Crimes Framing the Responsibility to Protect David Scheffer

77

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?

6

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

101

7

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

115

8

Dealing with Atrocities in Northern Uganda Mary Page

129

9

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

145

Section III

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

10

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

163

11

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

14

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

269

Violence performed : local roots and global routes of conflict

in

Society, Customs, Literature

Call Number: 303.6 V8121

ISBN: 9780230537262

Author(s): Anderson, Patrick and Jisha Menon

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List of Figures

vii

Notes on Contributors

viii

Acknowledgements

xiv

Introduction: Violence Performed Patrick Anderson, and Jisha Menon

1

Sublime Trauma: The Violence of Ethical Encounter Leslie A. Wade

15

2

The "Outsider" Outside: Performing Immigration in French Street Theatre Susan Haedicke

31

3

The Poetics of Displacement and the Politics of Genocide in Three Plays about Rwanda Laura Edmondson

54

4

The Case for Postcolonial Liberalism in Hanif Kureishi's My Son the Fanatic Eddy Kent

79

5

Decorated Death and the Double Whammy: Attempting to Erase the Excluded through Minstrelsy and Lynching Barbara Lewis

101

6

Sacrificial Practices: Creating the Legacy of Stephen Lawrence Mary Karen Dahl

126

7

Violence Makes the Body Politic(al): Technologies of Corporeal Literacy in Indian Democracy Maya Dodd

152

8

Performance, Transitional Justice, and the Law: South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission Catherine M. Cole

170

9

"To Lie Down to Death for Days": The Turkish Hunger Strike, 2000-2003 Patrick Anderson

194

10

Violent Reformations: Image Theatre with Youth in Conflict Regions Sonja Arsham Kuftinec

223

11

The Arts of Resistance: Arundhati Roy, Denise Uyehara, and the Ethno-Global Imagination Ketu H. Katrak

244

12

Narrative Representations of Violence and Terrorism: Tragedy and History in Hanoch Levin's Theatre Freddie Rokem

264

13

Not So Innocent Landscapes: Remembrance, Representation, and the Disappeared Mark Phelan

285

14

Directing Tourists and Escapees: North Korea's Two Conflicting National Performances Suk-Young Kim

317

15

Abu Ghraib and the Society of the Spectacle of the Scaffold Jon McKenzie

338

16

Performance Complexes: Abu Ghraib and the Culture of Neoliberalism Tony Perucci

357

Afterword: "In the Valley of the Shadow of Death": The Photographs of Abu Ghraib Peggy Phelan

372

Index

385

Transit migration: the missing link between emigration and settlement

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Society, Customs, Literature

Call Number: 304.8 P197t

ISBN: 9780230555334

Author(s): Papadopoulou-Kourkoula, Aspasia

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Preface

ix

List of Abbreviations

xii

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Introduction

1

1.1

Transit

3

1.2

Focus and methodological considerations

8

1.3

Plan of the book

10

2

Migration in Europe

15

2.1

European migration and asylum policy

15

2.2

The external dimension of EU migration and asylum policy

30

3

Transit in Europe: The Case of Greece

46

3.1

Greece: destination and transit

47

3.2

A tale of refugee camps

60

4

Being in Transit

69

4.1

The journey and the smuggling business

71

4.2

What is it like being in transit?

81

5

Transit in the Maghreb: Sub-Saharans and el-harga

91

5.1

Migration trends and policies in North Africa

91

5.2

Transit in Morocco

109

6

Transit in the East: Shifting Borders

116

6.1

Mobility patterns in the East in the 1990s

116

6.2

The new migrations of the East

123

7

Conclusion

141

Notes

150

Bibliography

158

Index

Gender and global politics in the Asia-Pacific

in

Politics, Economics, Security

Call Number: 320.082095 G285

ISBN: 0230611605

Author(s): D’Costa, Bina and Katrina Lee-Koo

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Preface: How Jindy

Pettman Redrew My Mental Map Cynthia Enloe

List of Acronyms

Pt. I

'Living in the Margins': Gendering the Global

1

Critical Feminist International Relations in the Asia-Pacific Bina D'Costa, and Katrina Lee-Koo

3

2

'Worlding Women' in International Law Hilary Charlesworth

19

3

Gendered Economies in the Asia-Pacific V. Spike Peterson

39

Pt. II

Gendering Global Politics in the Asia-Pacific

57

4

The 'Kitsch' of War: Misappropriating Sun Tzu for an American Imperial Hypermasculinity Ching-Chane Hwang, and L. H. M. Ling

59

5

When the UN 'Succeeds': The Case of Cambodia Sandra Whitworth

77

6

Feminizing Global Governance Shirin M. Rai

95

Pt. III

'Worlding Women': Confronting Gendered Politics in Asia

113

7

Confessions of a Failed Feminist IR Scholar: Feminist Methodologies in Practice in Peshawar Anne McNevin

115

8

One Woman's Everyday Resistance: An Empowering Yet Cautionary Tale from Vietnam Kim Huynh

129

9

Women's Engagement with Islam in South and Southeast Asia Shakira Hussein

143

Pt. IV

Linking Local with Global: Feminist Activism in the Pacific

157

10

Gender Mainstreaming in a Post-conflict State: Toward Democratic Peace in Timor-Leste? Nina Hall, and Jacqui True

159

11

Shifting Terrains of Transnational Engagement: Women's Organizing in Fiji Nicole George

175

12

Reclaiming Pacific Island Regionalism: Does Neoliberalism Have to Reign? Claire Slatter, and Yvonne Underhill-Sem

195

13

A Feminist Politics of Region?: Reflecting and Revisioning IR from Asia and the Pacific Jindy Pettman

211

Afterword J. Ann Tickner

233

Bibliography

237

Index

261

Energy and international war : from Babylon to Baghdad and beyond

in

Politics, Economics, Security

Call Number: 333.7909 Si642e

ISBN: 9812791582

Author(s): Singer, Clifford

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Table of Contents

	List of Figures	vii
	List of Tables	ix
	Acknowledgments	xiii
	Preface	xv
Part 1	From Hammurabi to Napoleon	1
1	Just a Commodity	3
2	Slaves, Gold, and Silver	15
3	Sources of Conflict Until the Concert of Europe	29
Part 2	Coal and Non-Energy Minerals	47
4	Steamer Coal in the Colonial Era	49
5	Franco-Prussian War Sets the Stage	59
6	Coal and Iron in the Great War	65
7	Coal in Asia before WWII	77
8	Coal, Steel, Customs, and the EU	83
9	Conflict over other Solid Mineral Resources	89
10	An End to Cross-border Warfare over Solid Minerals?	113
Part 3	Oil	117
11	Oil and Commerce	119
12	Oil from WWI to WWII	129
13	Oil and World War II	139
14	Before the Iran-Iraq War	153
15	Iran and Iraq	161
16	Gulf War I	167
17	Sanctions and Inspections	179
18	Iraq after 9/11/01	191
19	Oil and War	219
Part 4	Uranium, Natural Gas, and Renewables	225
20	France and Uranium	227
21	French Neocolonialism in Africa	241
22	Natural Gas Resources and Transport	249
23	Liquefied Natural Gas and Security Developments	269
24	Hydropower	283
25	Other Renewable Resources	297
26	It's about Oil	309
Part 5	The Future	313
27	Troubled Producers	315
28	Uncoordinated Consumers	327
29	Spoilers	355
30	Transition to Sustainability	371
	Bibliography	383
	Index	421

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