Using a constructivist approach, the book addresses international security studies' concerns about the relevance of moral reasoning to strategic and political thinking.
Using a constructivist approach, the book addresses international security studies' concerns about the relevance of moral reasoning to strategic and political thinking.
Thomas E. Doyle II is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Texas State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Chapter 1: Introduction: Setting the Agenda Chapter 2: Cold War Nuclear Ethics: Competing Imperatives and Unresolved Debates Chapter 3: Nuclear Deterrence and the Moral Imperative of Common Security Chapter 4: The Ontological and Moral Incoherence of Nuclear-Armed Liberal Democracies Chapter 5: Morally Responsible Action to Realize the Humanitarian Imperative to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. Chapter 6: Conclusion: A Nuclear Ethics of Justice, Order, and Survival
Preface Chapter 1: Introduction: Setting the Agenda Chapter 2: Cold War Nuclear Ethics: Competing Imperatives and Unresolved Debates Chapter 3: Nuclear Deterrence and the Moral Imperative of Common Security Chapter 4: The Ontological and Moral Incoherence of Nuclear-Armed Liberal Democracies Chapter 5: Morally Responsible Action to Realize the Humanitarian Imperative to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. Chapter 6: Conclusion: A Nuclear Ethics of Justice, Order, and Survival
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