INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY 

Diverse Ethical Perspectives

Edited by David R. Mapel and Terry Nardin

(Princeton University Press, 1998)

Introduction

Part One:  Philosophical Interpretations

1    Legal Positivism as a Theory of International Society

      Terry Nardin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

2    Legal Positivism and International Society

      Frederick G. Whelan, University of Pittsburgh

3    Natural Law and International Order

      Robert P. George, Princeton University

4    Some Thoughts on Natural Law and International Order

      Richard Friedman, State University of New York at Buffalo

5    Kant on Justice in the Law of Nations

      Pierre Laberge, University of Ottawa

6    Kantian International Liberalism

      Fernando Teson, Arizona State University

7    International Society from a Contractarian Perspective

      John Charvet, London School of Economics

8    Contractarian Thought and the Constitution of International Society

      Chris Brown, University of Southampton

9    International Society from a Cosmopolitan Perspective

      Brian Barry, London School of Economics

10  The Limits of Cosmopolitan Justice

      David Miller, Oxford University

Part Two: Theological Commentaries

11  Jewish Thought and International Society

      David Novak, University of Virginia

12  Christianity and the Prospects for a Global Constitutional Order

      Max L. Stackhouse, Princeton Theological Seminary

13  Islamic Ethics in International Society

      Sohail H. Hashmi, Mt. Holyoke College

Part Three:  Comparative Overview

14  Justice, Diversity, and Law in International Society

      David R. Mapel, University of Colorado, Boulder