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- catalog description "Part I. Tradition in philosophy, religion, and ethics -- The classical and Christian traditions -- The rise and fall of moral standards: renewal or retrogression? -- Four decades of international relations theorizing -- Peace studies: social movement or intellectual discipline? -- The religious transformation of politics and the political transformation of religion -- Part II. Complexities and constraints: The realities of practice -- Realism -- Power -- Freedom and equality: a discourse on purpose -- Beliefs, true beliefs, and the Constitution -- Part III. Reinstating values in the practice of politics and diplomacy -- Moral values and international politics -- Power and morality: approaches and problems -- The ethical dimension in American thinking about nuclear war and peace -- The meeting of ethics and diplomacy -- Part IV. Persistent problems -- Human rights: rationalism, irrationalism, and the contingent -- Why disarmament and arms control? -- Human survival: crusade or coherent plan? -- Part V. Presidents and conflicts of values -- Lincoln as model -- Dwight D. Eisenhower: military victory versus political power -- John F. Kennedy's foreign policy: activism versus pragmatism -- Lyndon B. Johnson: national interest and collective security -- Richard M. Nixon's foreign policy: continuities and contradictions -- Part VI. Whither men and nations -- History as end point or new beginning? -- Nation in decline -- Living with uncertainty.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part I. Tradition in philosophy, religion, and ethics -- The classical and Christian traditions -- The rise and fall of moral standards: renewal or retrogression? -- Four decades of international relations theorizing -- Peace studies: social movement or intellectual discipline? -- The religious transformation of politics and the political transformation of religion -- Part II. Complexities and constraints: The realities of practice -- Realism -- Power -- Freedom and equality: a discourse on purpose -- Beliefs, true beliefs, and the Constitution -- Part III. Reinstating values in the practice of politics and diplomacy -- Moral values and international politics -- Power and morality: approaches and problems -- The ethical dimension in American thinking about nuclear war and peace -- The meeting of ethics and diplomacy -- Part IV. Persistent problems -- Human rights: rationalism, irrationalism, and the contingent -- Why disarmament and arms control? -- Human survival: crusade or coherent plan? -- Part V. Presidents and conflicts of values -- Lincoln as model -- Dwight D. Eisenhower: military victory versus political power -- John F. Kennedy's foreign policy: activism versus pragmatism -- Lyndon B. Johnson: national interest and collective security -- Richard M. Nixon's foreign policy: continuities and contradictions -- Part VI. Whither men and nations -- History as end point or new beginning? -- Nation in decline -- Living with uncertainty.".