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" Can institutions have responsibilities? : "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 600726
Doc. No : GbA2W9673b429945
Main Entry : BISA/ISA Joint Special Workshop, "Can Institutions Have Morals?"(2000 :, University of Cambridge)
Title & Author : Can institutions have responsibilities? : : collective moral agency and international relations /\ edited by Toni Erskine
Series Statement : Global issues series
Page. NO : xii, 241 pages ;; 23 cm
ISBN : 0333971299
: : 9780333971291
: : 1403917205
: : 9781403917201
: : 0333794834
: : 9780333794838
Notes : This volume grew out of the papers and discussions from the BISA/ISA Joint Special Workshop, "Can Institutions Have Morals?", held at the University of Cambridge, 17-19 November, 2000
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents : Assigning responsibilities to institutional moral agents : the case of states and 'quasi-states' / Toni Erskine -- Moral responsibility and the problem of representing the state / David Runiciman -- Moral agency and international society : reflections on norms, the UN, the Gulf War, and the Kosovo campaign / Chris Brown -- Collective moral agency and the political process / Frances V. Harbour -- Constitutive theory and moral accountability : individuals, institutions, and dispersed practices / Mervyn Frost -- When agents cannot act : international institutions as 'moral patients' / Cornelia Navari -- NATO and the individual soldier as moral agents with reciprocal duties : imbalance in the Kosovo campaign / Paul Cornish, Frances V. Harbour -- The anti-sweatshop movement : constructing corporate moral agency in the global apparel industry / Rebecca DeWinter -- The responsibility of collective external bystanders in cases of genocide : the French in Rwanda / Daniela Kroslak -- The United Nations and the fall of Srebrenica : meaningful responsibility and international society / Anthony Lang, Jr. -- On 'good global governance', institutional design, and the practices of moral agency / Nicholas Rengger -- Global justice: aims, arrangements, and responsibilities / Christian Barry
Subject : International organization-- Moral and ethical aspects, Congresses
Subject : International relations-- Moral and ethical aspects, Congresses
Subject : Responsibility, Congresses
Dewey Classification : ‭172.4‬
LC Classification : ‭JZ1318‬‭.B57 2000‬
Added Entry : Erskine, Toni,1969-
Added Entry : British International Studies Association
: International Studies Association
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