Titlebook: Diplomatic Interventions; Conflict and Change K. M. Fierke Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 c

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War and Diplomacy, human condition vs. war is a social artifact. At stake is whether war is determined by human nature or is a social product. Other animals, and not only human beings, are violent. Some, such as packs of wolves, engage in group violence. These activities would undoubtedly look the same whether a part

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Moral Interventions, Realists who claim to work with the world as it is, also make this distinction. In this view, the empirical reality is one of power politics; thus neither moral principle, ethical action nor legal codification is ultimately important at the international level. In the absence of any overarching aut

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Legal Interventions,of argument, international law is made by states for their own purposes and advantage. If states wish to break the law there is no proper authority or judge to prevent them from doing so or to punish them afterwards. However, major breaches of international law are relatively rare. States observe th

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Economic Interventions,e, required support by the international community. They further revealed a conflict between national interest and support for international norms. Similarly, the history of economic intervention since the end of the Second World War has been shaped by the tension between profit and the interest of

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Cultural Interventions,lem of who should intervene and to what end. The distinction also relates to contrasting assumptions about the possibility of community. In the communitarian view, the world is made up of many distinct cultures, each with its own language, moral system, and social structure. The inherent diversity o

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