moral and policy challenges for a new world Powers, Gerard F. Christiansen, Drew. Hennemeyer, Robert T. United States Catholic Conference text bibliography dcu Washington, D.C United States Catholic Conference c1994 1994 monographic eng

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362 pages ; 23 cm. 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 edited by Gerard F. Powers, Drew Christiansen, and Robert T. Hennemeyer. Includes bibliographical references and index. Peace Religious aspects Christianity Christianity and international relations BT 736.4 .P46 1994 261.8/73 1555866824 95114519 SdAbP 941229 20240119150938.0 2092467 spa