War and Border Crossings

Peter A. French is Lincoln Chair In Ethics and the director of the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at Arizona State University, senior editor of Midwest Studies in Philosophy, and editor of the Journal of Social Philosophy.Jason A. Short is a graduate student in philosophy at Arizona State University.

• Chapter 2 PrefacePart 3 I. Pax Americana: The Justification of Preemptive War and the Response to International TerrorismChapter 4 September 11: Some Philosophical ReflectionsChapter 5 The Bush National Security Strategy of Preemptive WarChapter 6 Iraq, the Just War Ethic, and Preemptive WarChapter 7 Defense or Offense? The Two Streams of Just War TraditionChapter 8 Cooperative Security: The Alternative to Pax AmericanaChapter 9 Pax Americana and the Bush Doctrine in the Middle East: An Arab Post-Iraq War PerspectiveChapter 10 Jus Post BellumPart 11 II. Cross-Cultural and Cross Generational Interactions: Building Bridges While Guarding BoundariesChapter 13 General IssuesChapter 14 Cross-Cultural Judgments: The Next StepsChapter 15 Changes in Latitudes, Changes in AttitudesChapter 16 Categories, Conflicts, Conundrums: Reflections on the Religion/Secular DivideChapter 17 Duties Beyond Borders: The Expanding Ethical UniverseChapter 18 ON THE BORDERS AND CROSSING BORDERS:Chapter 19 Managing Mestizaje: The Ethics of a Cosmopolitan EraChapter 20 Politics, Rights, and the Refugee ProblemChapter 21 Journalism Ethics and EthnicsChapter 22 Ethical Dimensions of the War on DrugsChapter 23 Bioethics in a Culturally Diverse WorldChapter 24 NATIVE PEOPLES:Chapter 25 Ethics and Regulation in American Indian Environments: Embracing Autonomy and the Environmental CitizenChapter 26 Reclaiming Our Humanity: Decolonization and the Recovery of Indigenous KnowledgeChapter 27 Tribal Environmental Policy and the Majority Society's Development DesiresChapter 28 In the Light of Reverence: When Every Place is Sacred