Peacemaking : moral and policy challenges for a new world / edited by Gerard F. Powers, Drew Christiansen, and Robert T. Hennemeyer.
Series Publication ; no. 682-4Detalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. : United States Catholic Conference, c1994.Descripción: 362 pages ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- BT 736.4 .P46 1994
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Distinguished theologians, policymakers, military strategists, political scientists, economists, ethicists, and peace advocates explore the moral and religious dimensions of the challenges involved in shaping a just and peaceful post-Cold War world. Topics include morality and foreign policy; human rights, self determination, and sustainable development; global institutions; the use of force; and education and action for peace.
Distributed for the United States Catholic Conference
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Theology, Morality, and Foreign Policy in a New World -- The Challenge of Peace -- The Illusion of Control -- Creating Conditions of Peace: A Theological Framework -- Back to Basis: Moral Reasoning and Foreign Policy "After Containment" -- Human Rights, Self-Determination, and Sustainable Development -- Towards an Effective Human Rights Agenda -- Religious Nationalism and Human Rights --Identity, Sovereignty, and Self-Determination -- Peace and the Moral Imperative of Democracy -- "They will not hurt or destroy on all my holy mountain!" -- Humane Development: The Political Economy of Peace -- Global Institutions -- Strengthening Global Institutions -- Global Institutions: Action for the Future -- The Use of Force after the Cold War -- Ethical Dilemmas in the Use of Force in the Post-Cold War World -- Developing the Just-War Tradition in a Multicultural World -- Casuistry, Pacifism, and the Just-War Tradition in Post- Cold War Era -- Catholic Social Though and Humanitarian Intervention -- Humanitarian Intervention: Its Possibilities and Limits -- The Challenge of Peace and Stability in the New International Order -- Education for Peacemaking -- The Challenge of Conscience -- Pastoral Response to the Ongoing Challenge of Peace -- The Power of Virtue, the Virtue of Belief in Foreign Policy