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Power and responsibility in world affairs: reformation versus transformation edited by Cathal J. Nolan

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TextPublication details: Westport, Conn ; Praeger, 2004Description: xi, 251 pISBN: 9780275966690DDC classification: 172.4

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1. Introduction Cathal J. Nolan I. FRAMEWORK OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 2. The Evolution of Great Power Rights and Responsibilities Cathal J. Nolan 3. At the Frontiers of International Law David Fromkin 4. Sovereignty as a Doctrine of Moderation Robert H. Jackson 11. RESPONSIBLE EXERCISE OF POWER 5. Waging the War of Words: The Promotion of American Interests and Ideals Abroad During the Cold War William R. Keylor 6. Gauging China's Capabilities and Intentions Under Deng and Mao Sijin Cheng 7. The Failure of Europe: Power and Irresponsibility Carl C. Hodge III. OBLIGATIONS OF POWER 8. Power and Responsibility in International Criminal Law Dorothy V. Jones 9. Multilateralism and the U.S. National Interest Stewart Patrick 10. Self-Defense, Security, and Responsibility: India and the Right to Possess Nuclear Weapons William W. Bain

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General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	172.4 NOL/P (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P22016

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1. Introduction
Cathal J. Nolan
I. FRAMEWORK OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
2. The Evolution of Great Power Rights and Responsibilities
Cathal J. Nolan
3. At the Frontiers of International Law
David Fromkin
4. Sovereignty as a Doctrine of Moderation
Robert H. Jackson
11. RESPONSIBLE EXERCISE OF POWER
5. Waging the War of Words: The Promotion of American Interests
and Ideals Abroad During the Cold War
William R. Keylor
6. Gauging China's Capabilities and Intentions Under Deng and Mao
Sijin Cheng
7. The Failure of Europe: Power and Irresponsibility
Carl C. Hodge
III. OBLIGATIONS OF POWER
8. Power and Responsibility in International Criminal Law
Dorothy V. Jones
9. Multilateralism and the U.S. National Interest
Stewart Patrick
10. Self-Defense, Security, and Responsibility: India and the Right
to Possess Nuclear Weapons
William W. Bain

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