Part, Part I Human Rights
chapter 1 Introduction
chapter 1 Grounding Human Rights: What Difference Does It Make? / Gideon Calder
chapter 2 Theorizing International Rights: Two Perspectives Considered / Donal O'Reardon
chapter 3 Universalism and Cultural Specificity: Female Circumcision, Intrinsic Dignity and Human Rights
part, Part II The Ethics of Humanitarian Intervention
chapter 4 Violent Humanitarianism
An Oxymoron?
chapter 5 Humanitarian Intervention and the Logic of War
part, Part III Problems of Selectivity and Consistency
chapter 6 Genocide, Consistency and War
chapter 7 Selectivity, Imperfect Obligations and the Character of Humanitarian Morality
part, Part IV National Sovereignty and the Legitimacy of Intervention
chapter 8 Humanitarian Intervention and International Political Theory
chapter 9 On the Justifiability of Military Intervention: The Kosovan Case
chapter 10 Intervention and Collective Justice in the Post-Westphalian System
chapter 11 Repression, Secession and Intervention
part, Part V The New International Order
chapter 12 Global Village, Global Polis
chapter 13 A Non-Liberal Approach to the Concept of an 'International Order'
part, Part VI Wider Values
chapter 14 Stretching Humanitarianisms: Cultural and Aesthetic Values and Military Intervention.