Globalization and Political Ethics

Richard B. Day, Ph.D. in Political Science (London) is Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. He has published extensively on political economy, including Leon Trotsky and the Politics of Economic Isolation (Cambridge University Press, 2004).Joseph Masciulli, Ph.D. in Political Science (University of Toronto, 1983) is Assistant Professor of Political Science at St. Thomas University (Fredericton, NB, Canada). He has published articles or chapters on international ethics, democracy and technology, and political leadership.

• Introduction1. Globalization, Markets and EthicsR.B. Day2. Society and Market in the Era of GlobalizationD. Pokorny3. The Moral Politics of IMF Reforms: Universal Economics, Particular EthicsJ. Best4. Global Trade and Technology Regimes: The South's Asymmetrical StruggleR. Patterson5. Russia and GlobalizationM.A. Molchanov6. Regionalism and Globalization: The Case of the European UnionM.A. Molchanov7. The Community of Europe and GlobalizationWaldemar A. Skrobacki8. Humanitarian Intervention and the Question of Sovereignty: The Case of ASEANS. Narine9. Genocide and State-Induced Famine: Global Ethics and Western Responsibility for Mass Atrocities in AfricaR.E. Howard-Hassmann10. The United Nations and International Security in the New MillenniumW.A. Knight11. Terrorism and GlobalizationB. Cooper12. The "Relative Universality" of Human Rights: An assessment (Donnelly)Steve On13. Morality, Ethics and Globalization: Lessons from Kant, Hegel, Rawls, and HabermasE. Lachapelle14. Globalization and the Requirements of "Good" Environmental GovernanceS. Bernstein15. Governing a Global Community of Shared RisksJ. Mascuilli& R.B. DayIndex