WEEK 7: NORMATIVE THEORY AND INTERNATIONAL ETHICS
This seminar will address ethical approaches to understanding international relations. The discussion will focus on two issues that have been central to normative theorising: justice and inequality, and the right and/or duty of humanitarian intervention.

1. Is justice compatible with international order?

Brown, Chris, International Relations Theory: New Normative Approaches (1992).
SocSci SSL Main Lib JZ1305.BRO DUE BACK: 28/02/06

Cochran, Molly, Normative Theory and International Relations: International Ethics as Pragmatic Critique (1998), esp. parts 2 and 3.
SocSci SSL Main Lib BJ1458.3.COC Confined

Bull, Hedley, ‘The Hagey Lectures’, in Kai Alderson and Andrew Hurrell (eds.), Hedley Bull and International Society (2000).
Nuffld NUF OpenShelf JX 1391.B DUE BACK: 26/06/06
SocSci SSL Main Lib JZ1310.BUL (short loan) Available

Rawls, John, The Law of Peoples (1999), also printed in Stephen Shute and Susan Hurley (eds.), On Human Rights (1993). See also review by Stanley Hoffmann, ‘Dreams of a Just World’, New York Review of Books, 2 November 1995.
SocSci SSL Main Lib JZ1242.RAW Confined

Foot, Rosemary, John Gaddis, Andrew Hurrell (eds.), Order and Justice in International Relations (2003).
SocSci SSL Main Lib JZ1308.ORD Confined

Buchanan, Allan, Justice, Legitimacy and Self-Determination: Moral Foundations of International Law (2004).
SocSci SSL StaffDesk Issue Desk.(B) Available
SocSci SSL Main Lib KZ3410.BUC Confined
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