Can Intervention Work? (Norton Global Ethics Series)
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Can Intervention Work? (Norton Global Ethics Series)

by Rory Stewart, Gerald Knaus

Politics Ethics
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Rory Stewart and Gerald Knaus examine the possibilities and limits of intervention in this contribution to the Norton Global Ethics Series. The book considers intervention as both an ethical question and a matter of political action, offering a focused starting point for readers exploring global affairs.

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Can Intervention Work? explores a central question about political and international action: whether intervention can achieve its intended aims.

Written by Rory Stewart and Gerald Knaus, the book brings together the perspectives of two authors associated with global affairs and ethics.

As part of the Norton Global Ethics Series, it considers intervention within a broader discussion of moral and practical responsibility.

This title is suited to readers interested in ethics, international relations, political decision-making, and debates surrounding intervention.

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