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Book SynopsisWeiss.
Trade ReviewCan scholars and students of international relations and world politics concentrate their studies on a different set of theoretical questions than those that were preeminent from 1648 until the end of the Cold War? This book does an excellent job of raising that very issue, with significant contributions from case studies and, more important, interesting theoretical essays. American Political Science Review
Table of ContentsPreface and Acknoledgments
Abbreviations
Chapter 1. Introduction: INternational Intervention, State Sovereignty, and the Future of International Society
Part I. Concepts
Chapter 2. Sovereignty as Dominium: Is There a Right of Humanitarian Intervention?
Chapter 3, Interveention for the Common Good
Chapter 4. International COmmunity beyond the Cold War
Part II. Cases
Chapter 5. Sovereignty under Siege: From Intervention to Humanitarian Space
Chapter 6. State Sovereignty and International Intervention: The Case of Human Rights
Chapter 7. Environmental Protection, International Norms, and State Sovereignty: The Case of the Brazilian Amazon
Chapter 8. Sovereignty and Collective Intervention: Controlling Weapons of Mass Destruction
Part III. Syntheses
Chapter 9. Sovereignty in a Turbulent World
Chapter 10. Sovereignty and Intervention
Chapter 11. State Sovereignty and International Intervention: Reflections on the Present and Prospects for the Future
Notes
Contributors
Index
