Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface viii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Introduction
6. Linking Ethics and Security in Canadian Foreign Policy 3
7. Ethics and Security: Conceptual and Analytical Issues within a Changing Global Context
8. The Ethics of Mutual Vulnerability: A Developmental Perspective for Foreign Policy 17
9. The Ethics of Development Assistance and Human Security: From Realism and Sovereigntism to Cosmopolitanism 38
10. Ethics and Canadian Policies towards Human Rights and Development Assistance
11. Moral Vision and Foreign Policy: The Case of Canadian Development Assistance 59
12. Niche Diplomacy in Canadian Human Rights Policy: Ethics or Economics? 77
13. Gender, Food Security, and Foreign Policy Toward Africa: Women Farmers in Kenya and the Right to Sustenance 95
14. International Humanitarian Law and Norms
15. Soft Power, Moral Suasion, and Establishing the International Criminal Court: Canadian Contributions 113
16. Echoes of Apartheid? Canada, Nigeria, and the Politics of Norms 138
17. Theorizing the Landmine Campaign: Ethics, Global Cultural Scripts, and the Laws of War 160
18. Humanitarian Intervention and Democratization
19. Humanitarian Intervention in Zaire: A Case Study of Humanitarian Realism 181
20. Promoting Democracy in Haiti: Assessing the Practical and Ethical Implications 208
21. The Ethics of Energy and Natural Resource Security: Fishing and Nuclear Policy
22. The Ethics of CANDU Exports 229
23. Fishing for Norms: Foreign Policy and the Turbot Dispute of 1995 249
24. Conclusions
25. Towards Human Security? 269
26. Questions for Discussion 275
27. Suggested Readings 281
28. Contributors 286
29. Index 289