The Oxford Handbook of International Political Theory

The essential volume for all those working on International Political Theory and related areas.

Part 1: Introduction; 1 Chris Brown and Robyn Eckersley: International Political Theory and the Real World; Part 2: History, Traditions, and Perspectives; 2 David Boucher: History of International Thought: Text and Context; 3 Peter Sutch: The Slow Normalisation of Normative Political Theory: Cosmopolitanism and Communitarianism Then and Now; 4 Chris Brown: International Relations and International Political Theory; 5 Gerry Simpson: International Law and International Political Theory; 6 Anna Jurkevics and Seyla Benhabib: Critical International Political Theory; 7 Laura Sjoberg: Feminist International Political Theory; Part 3: International Justice; 8 Simon Caney: Global Distributive Justice: Seven Theses About Facts and Empirical Research; 9 Darrel Moellendorf: Real World Global Egalitarianism; 10 Toni Erskine: Moral Responsibility - and Luck?

- in International Politics; 11 Hilary Charlesworth: International Law and International Justice; 12 Susanne Buckley-Zistel: Transitional Justice; 13 Will Kymlicka: Minority Rights; 14 Edward Page: Environmental Justice and Sustainability; Part 4: IPT of Violence and Conflict; 15 Anthony F.

Lang Jr: Violence and International Political Theory; 16 Cian O'Driscoll: The Historical Just War Tradition; 17 Janina Dill: Just War Theory Times of Individual Rights; 18 Michael L.

Gross: Moral Dilemmas of Asymmetric Conflict; 19 Christopher Coker: Ethics, Drones, and Killer Robots; 20 Brandon Valeriano and Ryan C.

Maness: International Relations Theory and Cybersecurity: Threats, Conflicts, and Ethics in an Emergent Domain; 21 Mary Elizabeth King: The Ethics and 'Realism' of Nonviolent Action; Part 5: Humanitarianism and Human Rights; 22 Michael N.

Barnett: Human Rights and Humanitarianism; 23 Steve Hopgood: Human Rights in the Real World; 24 Jennifer M.

Welsh: Humanitarian Actors and International Political Theory; 25 James Pattison: The 'Responsibility to Protect' and International Political Theory; 26 Denise Walsh: Multiculturalism and Women's Rights; 27 Patrick Hayden: The Human Right to Health and the Challenge of Poverty; 28 Anthony J.

Langlois: International Political Theory of LGBTQ Rights; Part 6: Democracy, Accountability, and Global Governance; 29 Carol C.

Gould: Democracy and Global Governance; 30 Terry Macdonald: Sovereignty, Democracy, and Global Political Legitimacy; 31 Eva Erman: The Ethical Limits of Global Democracy; 32 Milja Kurki: The Contested Ethics of Democracy Promotion; 33 Jens Steffek: Deliberation and Global Governance; 34 Kate MacDonald: Accountability in Global Economic Governance; 35 Frank Biermann: Global Governance in the 'Anthropocene'; Part 7 Ethics and International Public Policy; 36 Christian Barry: IPT meets International Public Policy; 37 Tim Dunne: Ethical Foreign Policy in a Multipolar World; 38 Nicole Hassoun: Fair Trade Under Fire: How to Think about Fair Trade in Theory and Practice; 39 Luara Ferracioli: International Migration and Human Rights; 40 Steve Vanderheiden: Climate Equity in the Real-World; 41 Paul Collier: The Ethical Foundations of Aid: Two Duties of Rescue; 42 Fiona Robinson: A Feminist Practical Ethics of Care; Part 8: New Directions in International Political Theory; 43 Friedrich Kratochwil: Judgement: A Conceptual Sketch; 44 Steven Torrente and Harry D.

Gould: Virtues and Capabilities; 45 Renee Jeffery: Emotions in International Political Theory; 46 Anna Geis: The Ethics of Recognition in International Political Theory; 47 Steven Slaughter: Republicanism and International Political Theory; Part 9: For and Against Real Politics and IPT; 48 Duncan Bell: Realist Challenges; 49 Andrew Davenport: The Marxist Critique of International Political Theory; 50 Laura Valentini: The Case for Ideal Theory