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Ethics in a Violent World
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Nirupam Sen,
Nancy E. Soderberg,
Bruce Jones,
Robert O. Keohane,
Paige Arthur
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12/13/05
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In this roundtable discussion, eminent authorities discuss the ethics of collective security. What constitutes a "global threat" from a nonstate actor, and who gets to define it? How might we reform international institutions to meet such threats?
Roundtable: "A Threat to One Is a Threat to All": Nonstate Threats and Collective Security
Today, there is no greater threat posed by nonstate actors than that of bioterrorism.
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