Ethics in International Affairs

Andrew Valls is assistant professor of political science at Morehouse College.

• Chapter 1 ForewordChapter 2 IntroductionPart 3 Does Morality Apply to International Affairs?Chapter 4 Morality and The National InterestPart 5 Just War TheoryChapter 6 Reactions to War: Pacifism, Realism, and Just War TheoryChapter 7 Just War in the Persian Gulf?Chapter 8 The Just War Tradition and the Use of Nonlethal Chemical Weapons during the Vietnam WarPart 9 Terrorism and Political ViolenceChapter 10 Can Terrorism Be Justified?Chapter 11 The Ethics of IRA TerrorismChapter 12 Terrorism in the Arab-Israeli ConflictPart 13 Humanitarian InterventionChapter 14 Humanitarian Intervention and State SovereigntyChapter 15 Humanitarian Intervention in Civil Wars in AfricaChapter 16 German and U.S. Intervention Against Yugoslav SovereigntyPart 17 Global JusticeChapter 18 Global Distributive JusticeChapter 19 The Ethical Responsibilities of Multinational Corporations: The Case of the North American Aluminum Companies in JamaicaChapter 20 Whatever Happened to the New International Economic Order?Chapter 21 ReferencesChapter 22 IndexChapter 23 About the Contributors

This worthwhile collection on international ethics offers stimulating and informative analyses about the nature and role of political morality in global society. The study is clearly written and well-organized, providing an accessible and useful introduction to the increasingly important subfield of international ethics. Reccomended for general collections on international affairs.