The Ashgate research companion to ethics and international relations / edited by Patrick Hayden.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Patrick Hayden --- Part I. Ethical Traditions and Normative Perspectives: The origins of realism revisited / Gabriella Slomp -- Liberalism / Andrew Williams -- Cosmopolitanism past and present / Patrick Hayden -- Critical theory / Marxism and international ethics / Steven C. Roach -- Feminist ethics in world politics / Fiona Robinson -- Poststructuralism / Maja Zehfuss --- Part II. The Ethics of War and Peace: Just war theory and the ethics of war and peace / Brian Orend -- Humanitarian intervention / Anthony F. Lang Jr. -- From state security to human security? / Matthew S. Weinert -- Ethics and weapons of mass destruction / Steven P. Lee -- Pacifism and international relations / Iain Atack --- Part III. The Ethics and Politics of Human Rights: Human rights universalism / Anthony J. Langlois -- Genocide: ethical and normative perspectives / Adam Jones -- Gender and human rights / Serena Parekh -- Children's human rights and the politics of childhood / Alison M.S. Watson -- Human rights democracy / Paul Voice -- Transitional justice: from the local to the international / Elizabeth Stanley --- Part IV. Dimensions of International Justice: Poverty, inequality, and global distributive justice / Luis Cabrera -- Political exclusion of refugees in the ethics of international relations / Mark N.F. Franke -- Human rights, human needs, human development, human security / Des Gasper -- Environmental justice: national and international dimensions / Ruchi Anand -- Multinational corporations and global responsibilities / Morton Winston -- Nationalism, self-determination, and secession, Omar Dahbour --- Part V. The Ethics of a Global Society: The ethics of global governance and global governance of ethics / James Brassett -- Understanding and analysing social movements and alternative globalization / Martin Weber -- Dialogue and international ethics: religion, cultural diversity, and universalism / Richard Shapcott -- The transformation of political community and conceptions of global citizenship / William Smith.