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Home > Resources > Ethics & International Affairs Journal > Volume 6 (1992) > Review Essay |
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American Realism and the New Global Realities: A Review Essay [Abstract]
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December 2, 1992
The three books reviewed in this essay, Morality Among Nations: An
Evolutionary View (Mary Maxwell), Righteous Realists: Political Realism,
Responsible Power, and American Culture in the Nuclear Age (Joel H.
Rosenthal), and Securing Europe (Richard H. Ullman), in some sense
represent a reaction to Reagan's ideological policies. Maxwell's book appeals to
the sociobiological nature of international morality. Rosenthal's book invites
the reader to consider the valid view of the realist model as a venue toward
integration of morals with decision making in international relations. Ullman's
main premise is that the disintegration of the Soviet empire and reunification
of Germany gave a strong impetus for the European states to seek a common ground
in all areas through cooperation, particularly on security issues.
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