Articles & Reports

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

This monograph reflects Morgenthau’s peculiar situation, as he inhabits two sometimes crucially different semantic and cultural contexts, but fails to bridge or broker them.

Hartmut Behr

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

Morgenthau published Politics Among Nations in the United States in 1948 with the stated purpose of serving his fellow countrymen. But is it truly an American ...

Christoph Frei

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

Rajan Menon and Eugene Rumer try to make sense of the Ukraine crisis for a general audience. The book’s major contribution lies in its ...

Jeffery Mankoff

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

Jens David Ohlin seeks to expose the shaky social scientific and philosophical foundations of what he calls “New Realism,” which questions whether international law can ...

Robert Howse

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

Frowe argues from the revisionist just war position, accepting that this is the correct interpretation of just war principles. This view misses something important about ...

Daniel Brunstetter

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

The set of principles proposed by Brunstetter and Braun to comprise jus ad vim is redundant, and the project stems from a largely implausible understanding ...

Helen Frowe

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

There is increasing speculation within military and policy circles that the future of armed conflict is likely to include extensive deployment of autonomous weapon systems. ...

Robert Sparrow

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

This article assesses the justifications given for the claimed power to revoke citizenship in democratic states and concludes that, ultimately, such a power is incompatible ...

Patti Tamara Lenard

MAR 10, 2016 • Journal

During the Vietnam War, Morgenthau came to see the growth of the national security state and the unaccountable exercise of executive power as a twin ...

Douglas B. Klusmeyer