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Between Anarchy and Society: Trusteeship and the Obligations of Power
Ethics and International Affairs 18 (2) (2004)
Abstract
Bain's short but insightful monograph contrasts the idea of trusteeship with liberty, both of individuals and of communities. This sets his work apart, for most other analyses of trusteeship consider it in terms of civilization and barbarismMy notes
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