The Routledge handbook on responsibility in international relations
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The Routledge handbook on responsibility in international relations
（Routledge handbooks）
Routledge, 2022
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Responsibility in international relations theory and practice : introducing the handbook / Hannes Hansen-Magnusson and Antje Vetterlein
- A plural theory of responsibility / Ilan Zvi Baron
- The emergence of responsibility as a global scheme of governance / Tomer Shadmy
- Human rights approach(es) to responsibility / Brooke Ackerley
- Political responsibility in a globalized but fractured age / Richard Beardsworth
- Moral IRresponsibility in world politics / Peter Sutch
- Rationalization, reticence, and the demands of global social and economic justice / Mark Busser
- Responsibility and authority in global governance / Jelena Cupać and Michael Zürn
- Responsibility and the English school / Victor Friedman
- The assigning and erosion of responsibility for the global environment / Steven Bernstein
- Moral geographies of responsibility in the global agrifood system / Tobias Gumbert and Doris Fuchs
- State responsibilities and international nuclear politics / Laura Considine and James Souter
- Delegating moral responsibility in war : lethal autonomous weapons systems and the responsibility gap / Elke Schwarz
- Negotiating protection through responsibility / Erna Burai
- From Lisbon to Sendai : responsibilities in international disaster management / Marco Krüger and Friedrich Gabel
- Responsible diplomacy : judgments, wider national interests and diplomatic peace / Markus Kornprobst
- Rising powers and responsibility / Johannes Plagemann and Amrita Narlikar
- Responsibility as an opportunity : China's water governance in the Mekong region / Yung-Yung Chang
- Responsibility as practice : implications of UN Security Council responsibilization / Holger Niemann
- Rebel with a cause : rebel responsibility in intrastate conflict situations / Mitja Sienknecht
- What responsibility for international organisations? : the independent accountability mechanisms of the multilateral development banks / Susan Park
- The International Labour Organization's role to ensure decent work in a globalized economy : a contested responsibility? / Julia Drubel
- Business and responsibility for human rights in global governance / David Jason Karp
- Social media actors : shared responsibility 3.0? / Gabi Schlag
- Responsibility on the high seas / Samuel Barkin and Elizabeth DeSombre
- The role of humanity's responsibility towards biodiversity : the BBNJ Treaty / Rachel Tiller, Elizabeth Nyman, Elizabeth Mendenhall and Elizabeth De Santo
- A responsibility to freeze? : the Arctic as a complex object of responsibility / Mathias Albert and Sebastian Knecht
- Responsibility for global finance : shareholders, supervisors, and stakeholders / Michael Christopher Sardo and Erin Lockwood
- Diplomacy and responsibilities in the transnational governance of the cyber domain / Andrea Calderaro
- Framing responsibility research in international relations / Antje Wiener
- Academic responsibility in the face of climate change / Patrick Th. Jackson
- Derrida's ethics of decision and the politics of responding to others / Stephan Engelkamp
- On potential and limits of the concept of responsibility as a reference point for the use of practical reason / Sergio Dellavalle
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This handbook provides a unique opportunity to bring together several different strings of debates, especially useful to the growing focus on responsibility which increasingly demands interdisciplinary approaches.
It focuses on practices and normativity in ways that are often overlooked by a focus on accountability.
It highlights the contested meaning of responsibility.
In addition to its academic purpose, it may also prove of interest to policy-makers, think tanks, policy research institutes.
目次
Chapter 1 - Responsibility in International Relations Theory and Practice: Introducing the Handbook Part I - The Concept of Responsibility in International Relations Theory Chapter 2 - A Plural Theory of Responsibility Chapter 3 - The Emergence of Responsibility as a Global Scheme of Governance Chapter 4 - Human Rights Approach(es) to Responsibility Chapter 5 - Political Responsibility in a Globalized but Fractured Age Chapter 6 - Moral IRresponsibility in World Politics Chapter 7 - Rationalization, Reticence, and the Demands of Global Social and Economic Justice Chapter 8 - Responsibility and Authority in Global Governance Chapter 9 - Responsibility and the English School Part II - Mapping Responsibility Relations Across Policy Fields Chapter 10 - The Assigning and Erosion of Responsibility for the Global Environment Chapter 11 - Moral Geographies of Responsibility in the Global Agrifood System Chapter 12 - State Responsibilities and International Nuclear Politics Chapter 13 - Delegating Moral Responsibility in War: Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems and the Responsibility Gap Chapter 14 - Negotiating Protection through Responsibility Chapter 15 - From Lisbon to Sendai: Responsibilities in International Disaster Management Part III - Responsibility Relations: Subjects, Objects and Speakers of Responsibility Chapter 16 - Responsible Diplomacy: Judgments, Wider National Interests and Diplomatic Peace Chapter 17 - Rising Powers and Responsibility Chapter 18 - Responsibility as an Opportunity: China's Water Governance in the Mekong Region Chapter 19 - Responsibility as practice: Implications of UN Security Council Responsibilization Chapter 20 - Rebel with a Cause: Rebel Responsibility in Intrastate Conflict Situations Chapter 21 - What Responsibility for International Organisations? The Independent Accountability Mechanisms of the Multilateral Development Banks Chapter 22 - The International Labour Organization's Role to ensure decent Work in a globalized Economy: a contested Responsibility? Chapter 23 - Business and Responsibility for Human Rights in Global Governance Chapter 24 - Social Media Actors: Shared Responsibility 3.0? Part IV - Global Commons as Responsibility Objects Chapter 25 - Responsibility on the High Seas Chapter 26 - The Role of Humanity's Responsibility towards Biodiversity: the BBNJ Treaty Chapter 27 - A Responsibility to freeze? The Arctic as a complex Object of Responsibility Chapter 28 - Responsibility for Global Finance: Shareholders, Supervisors, and Stakeholders Chapter 29 - Diplomacy and Responsibilities in the Transnational Governance of the Cyber Domain Part V - Critical Reflections & Theoretical Debates Chapter 30 - Framing Responsibility Research in International Relations Chapter 31 - Academic Responsibility in the Face of Climate Change Chapter 32 - Derrida's Ethics of Decision and the Politics of responding to Others Chapter 33 - On Potential and Limits of the Concept of Responsibility as a Reference Point for the Use of Practical Reason
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