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What was the legacy of the war in Iraq?

Trade Review
'Right now there can't be enough discussion of America's role in world politics ... This is a much-needed collection from leading scholars' -- Neil Stammers, Senior Lecturer in the Department of International Relations and Politics, University of Sussex
'A first rate essay collection and a 'must read' for students of international law, politics and ethics' -- Jean L. Cohen, Professor of Political Science, Columbia University
'It is extremely relevant ... the coverage is excellent' -- Professor Bob Fine, Director, Social Theory Centre, Warwick University

Table of Contents
Dedication
Acknoweldegements
Amy Bartholomew: Introduction
Part I. The American Imperial Project and the 'War to Remake the World'
1. Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin: Theorising American Empire
2. Jurgen Habermas: Interpreting the Fall of a Monument
3. Ulrich Preuss: The Iraq War – Critical Reflections from 'Old Europe'
Part II. Empire's Law: War, Human Rights, and International Law
4. Hans von Sponeck: The Conduct of the UN Before and After the 2003 Invasion
5. Denis Halliday: The UN and its Conduct During the Invasion and Occupation of Iraq
6. Doris E. Buss: Keeping its Promise: Use of Force and the New Man of International Law
7. Trevor Purvis: Looking for Life Signs in an International Rule of Law
8. Peter Swan: American Empire or Empires? Alternative Juridifications of the New World Order
9. Amy Bartholomew: Empire's Law and the Contradictory Politics of Human Rights
Part III. Occupation, Democracy and Contradictions of Empire in Iraq
10. Nehal Bhuta: A New Bonapartism?
11. Andrew Arato: Empire's Democracy, Ours and Theirs
12. Haifa Zangana: Three Cyclops of Empire Building: Targeting the Fabric of Iraqi Society
Part IV. Resisting Empire: Room for Manoeuvre?
13. Reg Whitaker: Drifting Away from the Edge of Empire: Canada in the Age of George W. Bush
14. David Coates: A 'Just War', or Just another of Tony Blair's Wars?
15. Fuyuki Kurasawa: The Uses and Abuses of Humanitarian Intervention in the Wake of Empire
16. Jayan Nayar: Taking Empire Seriously: Empire's Law, People's Law, and the World Tribunal in Iraq
17. Samir Amin: Whither the United Nations?
Index

Empire Law

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      Publisher: Pluto Press
      Publication Date: 20/03/2006
      ISBN13: 9780745323695, 978-0745323695
      ISBN10: 0745323693

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      What was the legacy of the war in Iraq?

      Trade Review
      'Right now there can't be enough discussion of America's role in world politics ... This is a much-needed collection from leading scholars' -- Neil Stammers, Senior Lecturer in the Department of International Relations and Politics, University of Sussex
      'A first rate essay collection and a 'must read' for students of international law, politics and ethics' -- Jean L. Cohen, Professor of Political Science, Columbia University
      'It is extremely relevant ... the coverage is excellent' -- Professor Bob Fine, Director, Social Theory Centre, Warwick University

      Table of Contents
      Dedication
      Acknoweldegements
      Amy Bartholomew: Introduction
      Part I. The American Imperial Project and the 'War to Remake the World'
      1. Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin: Theorising American Empire
      2. Jurgen Habermas: Interpreting the Fall of a Monument
      3. Ulrich Preuss: The Iraq War – Critical Reflections from 'Old Europe'
      Part II. Empire's Law: War, Human Rights, and International Law
      4. Hans von Sponeck: The Conduct of the UN Before and After the 2003 Invasion
      5. Denis Halliday: The UN and its Conduct During the Invasion and Occupation of Iraq
      6. Doris E. Buss: Keeping its Promise: Use of Force and the New Man of International Law
      7. Trevor Purvis: Looking for Life Signs in an International Rule of Law
      8. Peter Swan: American Empire or Empires? Alternative Juridifications of the New World Order
      9. Amy Bartholomew: Empire's Law and the Contradictory Politics of Human Rights
      Part III. Occupation, Democracy and Contradictions of Empire in Iraq
      10. Nehal Bhuta: A New Bonapartism?
      11. Andrew Arato: Empire's Democracy, Ours and Theirs
      12. Haifa Zangana: Three Cyclops of Empire Building: Targeting the Fabric of Iraqi Society
      Part IV. Resisting Empire: Room for Manoeuvre?
      13. Reg Whitaker: Drifting Away from the Edge of Empire: Canada in the Age of George W. Bush
      14. David Coates: A 'Just War', or Just another of Tony Blair's Wars?
      15. Fuyuki Kurasawa: The Uses and Abuses of Humanitarian Intervention in the Wake of Empire
      16. Jayan Nayar: Taking Empire Seriously: Empire's Law, People's Law, and the World Tribunal in Iraq
      17. Samir Amin: Whither the United Nations?
      Index

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