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The Problem of Evil in International Relations—Renée Jeffery
• PART I. AGENCY AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR EVIL IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS * Individual Agency and Responsibility for Atrocity—Kirsten Ainley
• Collective Evil and the Eradication of Individuality— Arne Johan Vetlesen
• PART II. ETHICAL RESPONSES TO EVIL IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• Evil, Agency and Punishment—Anthony F. Lang, Jr.
• Reconciliation: An Ethic for Responding to Evil in Global Politics —Daniel Philpott
• To Forgive the Unforgivable? Evil and the Ethics of Forgiveness in International Relations—Renée Jeffery
• Avenging Evil: A Reconsideration—Ian Hall
• Conclusion
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John Stonecypher
reviewed Confronting evil in international relations on April 18, 2021
Confronting evil in international relations
We are watching Dorsey Armstrong's lecture series on Great Courses, so I had to get this out to review. Lots of good articles in here and the excerpts a well selected. I don't get the footnotes. My edition marks the numbers but there are no notes to be found. Maybe there was a second volume to this? Something else to research.
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