Realism and Moralism in International Relations

Essays in Honor of Frans A.M. Alting von Geusau

Edited by Eric J. Janse de Jonge, Ernst M.H. Hirsch Ballin, Pieter H. Kooijmans, Willem J.M. van Genugten

Professor Frans Alting von Geusau held the chair of Professor of International Organizations at Tilburg University. His life-long academic and distinguished career is reflected in this book. He has long inspired others with his insistence that political realism can only be matched with a sense of ethical purpose. This moral dimension of international relations is one of the main themes of the 23 contributions. Academics from the United States, the UK, Israel, The Netherlands and other European countries give their view of a world which faces the challenges of the next millennium. Those who share von Geusau's deep interest in the cultural and moral dimensions of international relations will find excellent essays on this issue in this book. Those who want to enlarge their views on the (uncertain) future of a united Europe will find inspiring ideas and visions in this book. This book demonstrates that what really matters is righteousness and justice for all.

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Editor:

Eric J. Janse de Jonge

Ernst M.H. Hirsch Ballin

Pieter H. Kooijmans

Willem J.M. van Genugten

Category:

International Relations - International Relations

BIC2:

International relations

ISBN13:

9789041111388

Publication Year:

1998

Edition info:

Version:

Hardback

Publication Type:

Book

Pages, Illustrations:

316 pp.

Imprint:

Martinus Nijhoff

Language:

English

Table of contents

Foreword; Hans van den Broek.
Introduction;
Editors.
1: Past, Present and Future of Europe.
I. The downfall of the 'Socialist Federation of States' in Europe; L. Bartalits.
2. The Commonwealth of Independent States: the Legal and Political Re-integration of Eastern Europe; F. Feldbrugge.
3. The European Crisis: End of a Dream or Source of Renewal? F. Kinsky.
4. Nation State, Civil Society, and Moral Order in Europe; E.J. Janse de Jonge.
5. Mission Impossible? Europe's Role in Diplomacy and International Security; A. van Staden.
6. Assurance for the Insured; A. Spierings.
2: International Organizations.
7. International Law: Placebo or Medication? P.H. Kooijmans.
8. NATO and International Law: the Vocation of a Military Alliance in an Interdependent World; E.M.H. Hirsch Ballin.
9. Southeast Asian Puzzles in International Organization; J. Pelkmans.
3: Moral Issues in a Globalizing World.
10. Morality, Civil Society, and the Global Market System: the Challenge of International Economic Relations in the 21st Century; R. Carruth.
11. Managing Globalization or World Technology: Variations on a Communitarian Theme; G.C. Lodge.
12. The Rule of Law for a Uniting World: a Global Community for Sustainable Development; J. Pinder.
13. Reinhold Niebuhr revisited: Idealism, Realism, and a Moral Vision for World Politics; R.J. Bartel.
14. Competing 21st Century Threats: Scenarios and Realities; L.P. Bloomfield.
15. Rendering Justice to Victims: a Case for Reparations; T. van Boven.
4: Autonomy, Religion, and Multiculturalism.
16. Residual Powers in Cases of Autonomy; R. Lapidoth.
17. Jerusalem, City in Need of a Special Legal Regime? W.J.M. van Genugten.
18. Religion and Violence; Bishop H.C.A. Ernst.
19. Beyond Pragmatism. Friendship as a Transnational Resource; J.X. Evans.
20. The Czech Story of American Literature; J. Jařub.
21. Realism and Moralism in Mass Communications: the British Mode; G. Wedell.
22. A Close Colleague and a Good Friend. Life and Work of Frans Alting von Geusau: a Personal Reflection; H. Bosman.
List of Contributors.
Publications of Frans Alting von Geusau.

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