Justice and the Genesis of War Book

	List of Tables
	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	The Justice Motive and War	7
	War as a decision-making problem	9
	Realism and motivation	10
	The justice motive	18
	The potential contribution of the justice motive to decision theory	22
	Some hypotheses on the agency of the justice motive	30
	Probing the agency and relative importance of the justice motive	32
	Some objections anticipated	40
2	The Crimean War	48
	Background	49
	Russian motivations	58
	Allied motivations	68
3	The Franco-Prussian War	76
	The setting	77
	The coming of the war	81
	French and Prussian goals	86
	Retrospect and prospect	92
4	World War I	95
	The Rise of Germany	97
	Alsace-Lorraine	102
	Serbian nationalism	106
	Sarajevo and after	112
5	World War II	127
	The role of Adolf Hitler	129
	Hitler's aims	131
	Hitler's rise to power	135
	Public support for Hitler's program	139
	The lulling effect of the sense of justice	141
	The approach to war	147
6	The Falklands/Malvinas War	155
	The nature of the dispute	156
	The Argentine decision to invade	163
	The British decision to respond	177
7	Justice and Injustice in a Global Context	186
	Justice and order	192
	The problem of moral diversity	194
	Justice and justification	197
	Justice beyond borders	200
	Toward a just world order	210
	Conclusion	217
	Notes	220
	Bibliography	309
	Index	328