Ethical Competence in International Relations

Ethics and International Affairs 23 (2):91-100 (2009)
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In order to participate effectively in international relations, this essay argues that international actors of all kinds, including states, international organizations, corporations, and individuals, have to acquire the skills necessary to protect freedom and diversity in the modern world.

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