An edition of Hot spots
(2012)
Hot spots
American foreign policy in a post human rights world
by Amitai Etzioni
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Hot spots: American foreign policy in a post human rights world
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Table of Contents
China: making an adversary
Is China a responsible stakeholder?
Who is violating the international rules?
Are Iran's leaders rational actors?
Can the U.S. Prevent Iran from lording over the Middle East?
Pakistan: a new, geopolitical approach
Tunisia: the first Arab islamocracy
Illiberal moderate muslims are the global swing vote
Should we support illiberal religious democracies?
The salafi question
Why there cannot be a Marshall Plan for the Middle East
Zero is the wrong number
A deeply flawed fuel bank
Nationalism: the communitarian block
The good life in an austere age
The lessons of Libya
The case for decoupled armed interventions
Life, the most basic right
Terrorists: neither soldiers nor criminals
Drones: moral and legal?
Is the normativity of human rights self-evident?
Pirates: too many rights?.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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