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Who Authorized Preparations for War With China
“Who Authorized Preparations for War With China,” Yale Journal of International Affairs, June, 2013.
The Bankruptcy of Liberalism and Conservatism
“The Bankruptcy of Liberalism and Conservatism,” Political Science Quarterly, May, 2013.
Extraordinary and plenipotentiary diplomat
Washington's decision to drap on Japan to contain China may seem wise, but such a move is certain to deeply offend and mobilize China
Accommodating China
“Accommodating China“, Survival, April-May 2013. Chinese Translation: “阿米塔伊·埃兹欧尼：与中国和解.”
EU: The Communitarian Deficit
“EU: The Communitarian Deficit,” European Societies, April 2013.
No Pivot to Asia
“No Pivot to Asia,” The Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Diplomatist, March 2013, Vol. 1, Issue 1, pp 59-60.
Political Corruption in the United States: A Design Draft
“Political Corruption in the United States: A Design Draft,” a supplement to the abridged version published by PS: Political Science & Politics, Vol. 47, Number 1, January 201
A Liberal Communitarian Paradigm for Counterterrorism
“A Liberal Communitarian Paradigm for Counterterrorism” Stanford Journal of International Law, 49.2, 2013, p. 330-370.
Less is More: The Moral Virtue of Policy Minimalism
“Less is More:The Moral Virtue of Policy Minimalism,” Democracy versus Modernization, ed. Vladislav Inozemtsev and Piotr Dutkiewicz, (New York, NY: Rutledge 2013), pp 201-213
The Good Life: An International Perspective
“The Good Life: An International Perspective,” There’s a Future: Visions for a Better World, BBVA, January 2013, pp 379-393.
The Devolution of American Power
“The Devolution of American Power,” The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Winter 2013, pp 13-34.
Communitarianism
“Communitarianism,” The Oxford Companion to Comparative Politics, ed. Joel Krieger, (New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2013), pp 221-223.
DNA Tests and Databases in Criminal Justice: Individual Rights and the Common Good
This chapter examines several issues raised by the extensive use of DNA tests and databases in advancing public safety. The examination draws on a communitarian perspective that balances the common good with individual rights rather than presuming that rights routinely trump the common good.
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