Studies in International Relations

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introductory Note
I: Law and Coercion between States
-- Encyclopedic entry: “Use of force”-- The Dual Face of Sovereignty: Contradictions of Coercion in International Law-- Normative Inconsistencies in the State System with Special Emphasis on International Law Carl Schmitt’s Conception of Sovereignty, the UN Security Council and the Instrumentalization of the State of Exception-- Sanctions and International Law-- The NATO War of 1999 and the Impotence of International Law-- Justice and Realpolitik: The Predicament of the International Criminal Court-- The Re-establishment of International Law-- Stereotypes and Double Standards: The Role and Responsibility of the Media in a Context of Geopolitical Tension
II: Civilization and National Identity
-- Encyclopedic entry: “Clash of civilizations”-- Nation and Civilization in the Global Age-- Co-existence of Civilizations in the Global Era-- Culture and World Order-- Cultural Diplomacy in a World of Conflict-- Monotheism and the Meaning of Co-existence: A Philosophical Perspective
Bibliographical ReferencesList of AbbreviationsIndex of NamesPublications of the International Progress Organization

The texts published in this volume were presented in 2022 at events or for institutions in Azerbaijan, China, Germany, Morocco, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, and the United States. As this is a collection of speeches for purposes of documentation, some of the subjects overlap.
Main chapters: (I) Power in Inernational Relations, (II) Culture and Peace, (III) The Nuclear Dilemma, (IV) MMXXII -- War in Europe.

Kurzbeschreibung

The texts published in this volume were presented in September
2023 at an international roundtable consultation at Hotel Imperial
in Vienna. Scholars and practitioners from Austria, Canada, China,
Denmark, France, Germany, Iceland, India, Italy, Serbia, the United
Kingdom, and the United States explore and analyze the moral, legal,
and social dimensions of “responsibility” in the context of global
power relations. The chapters deal with: “Responsibility: From
the Moral to the Political,” “United Nations, Rule of Law and World
Order,” and “Global Governance and Power Dynamics.”