Forces for good : cosmopolitan militaries in the twenty-first century
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Forces for good : cosmopolitan militaries in the twenty-first century
(New approaches to conflict analysis)
Manchester University Press , Distributed exclusively in the USA by Palgrave, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 293-318) and index
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Description
Introduction - Lorraine Elliott & Graeme Cheeseman; Part I: Framing Contexts; 1. Cosmopolitan ethics and militaries as 'forces for good' - Lorraine Elliott; 2. Cosmopolitan military actions: who can and will act now? - Gwyn Prins; 3. The good state as cosmopolitan agent - Peter Lawler; 4.
Table of Contents
- Introduction - Lorraine Elliott & Graeme Cheeseman
- Part I: Framing Contexts
- 1. Cosmopolitan ethics and militaries as 'forces for good' - Lorraine Elliott
- 2. Cosmopolitan military actions: who can and will act now? - Gwyn Prins
- 3. The good state as cosmopolitan agent - Peter Lawler
- 4. Cosmopolitan objectives and the strategic challenges of multinational military operations - Alan Ryan
- 5. Logistics and multinational military operations - Susan Smith
- Part II: Transnational And Regional Responses
- 6. Cosmopolitan purposes and the United Nations - Marrack Goulding
- 7. NATO: Warfighters or cosmopolitan warriors? - Terry Terriff
- 8. Regional organisations and peacekeeping: a study of the ARF - Ralf Emmers
- 9. The European Union Rapid Reaction Force: an embryonic cosmopolitan military? - Terry Terriff
- 10. The Nordic militaries: forces for good? - Annika Bergman
- Part III: States As Agents: National Case Studies
- 11. US policy debates and practice: a wary cosmopolitan - Victoria K. Holt
- 12. The Canadian Forces: a cosmopolitan-minded military? - Michael Rostek
- 13. Australia: A fractured cosmopolitan - Graeme Cheeseman
- 14. The United Kingdom - Andrew Dorman
- 15. New Zealand: armed to make a difference? - Robert Ayson
- 16. Japan a a civilian peacekeeper - Eiichi Katahara
- Conclusion: Cosmopolitan or cosmopolitan-minded militaries? - Graeme
- Cheeseman & Lorraine Elliott
- Bibliography
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