National interest and international solidarity: particular and universal ethics in international life
Intro -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The changing ethics of power beyond borders -- Part I Solidarity versus security -- 1 India and Pakistan: From zero-sum to shared security -- 2 Sino-US relations: A nascent security regime? -- Part II Assessing the logic of solidarity and national interest in great power interventionism -- 3 Cultures of solidarity and national interest: Russia's conflict management policies -- 4 International intervention in Central Asia: The triumph of geopolitics? -- 5 Constructions of solidarity: The US and the EU in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- 6 Beyond geopolitics and solidarism: Interpenetrated sovereignty, transnational conflict and the United States' ''Plan Colombia'' -- Part III Toward an ethics of human solidarity -- 7 An intersection of interests and values: US foreign policy toward Africa -- 8 Geopolitics and solidarity on the borders of Europe: The Yugoslav wars of succession -- 9 Is East Timor an exception in the Southeast Asian landscape? -- Conclusion: Making sense of national interest and international solidarity -- Index.