This volume explores how and why great power begets moral obligation, as well as how moral obligation sets limits to the exercise of power.
An edition of Power and Responsibility in World Affairs
(2004)
Power and Responsibility in World Affairs
Reformation versus Transformation (Humanistic Perspectives on International Relations)
by Cathal J. Nolan
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Power and Responsibility in World Affairs: Reformation versus Transformation (Humanistic Perspectives on International Relations)
June 30, 2004, Praeger Publishers
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0275966690 9780275966690
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