ETHICS & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

Volume 10, 1996

Jeff McMahan, Intervention and National Self-Determination

Charles W. Kegley, Jr., International Peacemaking and Peacekeeping: Morality of International Measures

William Felice, The Case for Collective Human Rights: The Reality of Group Suffering

Emanuel Adler/Michael Barnett, Security Communities in Comparative and Historical Perspective

Albert C. Pierce, Applying Just War Principles to Economic Sanctions

Robert J. Myers, Notes on the "Just War": Whose Justice, Which Wars?

John Lewis Gaddis, Moral Judgment and Cold War History

Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., America and the World: Isolationism Resurgent?

Zbigniew Brzezinski, The New Dimensions of Human Rights

Martin L. Cook, Review Essay: Moral and Legal Restraint in Warfare: Historical, Cross-Cultural, and Philosophical Perspectives

Michael J. Green, Review Essay: The Moral Consequences of Identity: Nationalism and Liberal Political Philosophy

Recent Books in Ethics and International Affairs

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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR ON ETHICS AND HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION

June 12-15, 1996

Sponsored by the Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs in cooperation with the United States Air Force Academy and Colorado College

The Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs, in collaboration with the U.S. Air Force Academy and Colorado College, is pleased to announce a three-day faculty development seminar on "Ethics and Humanitarian Intervention." The seminar will be held on the campus of Colorado College (Colorado Springs, CO) Wednesday, June 12 through Saturday, June 15, 1996. Distinguished scholar Michael J. Smith (University of Virginia) will lead discussions throughout the seminar. John Hittinger (U.S. Air Force Academy) and Matthew Mattern (Carnegie Council) will serve as directors.

Participants will have the opportunity to study both classic and contemporary literature in the field and will be encouraged to integrate ideas of ethical choice into their curriculums. Twenty-five college and university faculty participants who teach international relations will be selected from a nationwide pool of applicants to attend the seminar. We are seeking both senior and junior faculty in the fields of political science, history, philosophy, and sociology.

Session I: "The Ethics of Humanitarian Intervention," Michael J. Smith (University of Virginia)

Session II: "Measures Short of War: Sanctions and Peacekeeping," David Forsythe (University of Nebraska)

Session III (Panel Discussion): "Problems of Implementation: Military Doctrine and Humanitarian Intervention," Lt.Col. Peter L. Hays (U.S. Air Force Academy), James Macy Smith (U.S. Air Force Academy), Capt. Matthew Hallgarth (U.S. Air Force Academy)

Session IV (Panel Discussion): "Problems of Operation: Command and Control," Capt. John V. Boyle (U.S. Air Force Academy), Lt.Col. Charles B. Shotwell (U.S. Air Force Academy), Gen. James P. McCarthy (U.S. Air Force, retired)

Session V : "Teaching Ethics and International Affairs: The Case Study Method," Maj. Patrick Tower (Pew Case Study Fellow, Harvard University; U.S. Air Force Academy) Presentation/Discussion: Col. Charles J. Dunlap, Jr. (Strategic Air Command, Omaha)

Session VI: Teaching Symposium by Participants

To Apply: Please send curriculum vitae and a cover letter stating your interest to:

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DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: March 31, 1996

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