Dr Amanda Russell Beattie, Lecturer, Aston University, School of Languages and Social Sciences, Politics & International Relations, UK

• Introduction Realizing the Human Experience: Vulnerability and Human Suffering; Chapter 1 International Relations and Modern Institutional Design: Locating the Isolated Individual; Chapter 2 The Morality of Natural Law and International Relations: Establishing a Tradition of Influence; Chapter 3 Thomas Aquinas and the Morality of Natural Law; Chapter 4 A Relational Account of ‘the Political’ Agency, Community and Loving Reasonableness; Chapter 5 The Morality of Natural Law and International Politics: Unbounded Moral Communities and Collective Moral Agency; epilogue Epilogue;

'Amanda Beattie’s first concern is human suffering. Methodically drawing on "the new natural law" and many other sources, she develops ’an account of moral agency’, "a casuistry of care", "a discourse of hope" to change the way we think about ourselves, our relations with others, and the practice of international politics.' Nicholas Onuf, Florida International University and University of Southern California, USA

Dr Amanda Russell Beattie, Lecturer, Aston University, School of Languages and Social Sciences, Politics & International Relations, UK

• Introduction Realizing the Human Experience: Vulnerability and Human Suffering; Chapter 1 International Relations and Modern Institutional Design: Locating the Isolated Individual; Chapter 2 The Morality of Natural Law and International Relations: Establishing a Tradition of Influence; Chapter 3 Thomas Aquinas and the Morality of Natural Law; Chapter 4 A Relational Account of ‘the Political’ Agency, Community and Loving Reasonableness; Chapter 5 The Morality of Natural Law and International Politics: Unbounded Moral Communities and Collective Moral Agency; epilogue Epilogue;

'Amanda Beattie’s first concern is human suffering. Methodically drawing on "the new natural law" and many other sources, she develops ’an account of moral agency’, "a casuistry of care", "a discourse of hope" to change the way we think about ourselves, our relations with others, and the practice of international politics.' Nicholas Onuf, Florida International University and University of Southern California, USA

Dr Amanda Russell Beattie, Lecturer, Aston University, School of Languages and Social Sciences, Politics & International Relations, UK

• Introduction Realizing the Human Experience: Vulnerability and Human Suffering; Chapter 1 International Relations and Modern Institutional Design: Locating the Isolated Individual; Chapter 2 The Morality of Natural Law and International Relations: Establishing a Tradition of Influence; Chapter 3 Thomas Aquinas and the Morality of Natural Law; Chapter 4 A Relational Account of ‘the Political’ Agency, Community and Loving Reasonableness; Chapter 5 The Morality of Natural Law and International Politics: Unbounded Moral Communities and Collective Moral Agency; epilogue Epilogue;

'Amanda Beattie’s first concern is human suffering. Methodically drawing on "the new natural law" and many other sources, she develops ’an account of moral agency’, "a casuistry of care", "a discourse of hope" to change the way we think about ourselves, our relations with others, and the practice of international politics.' Nicholas Onuf, Florida International University and University of Southern California, USA