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The initial developments of Canada's new foreign policy initiative, which seeks to center diplomacy around the concept of human security, are presented here, written by its practitioners in Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade. The book's topics--each includes one or more case studies that highlight the human cost of various recent conflicts--cover human security in a globalized world, the evolution of peacekeeping, peacebuilding in postconflict societies, humanitarian military intervention, war-affected children, international humanitarian law, greed and the persistence of violent conflict, transnational crime, and multilateralism. c. Book News Inc.
I have purposely limited myself to a rather brief statement in this introduc tion, in order that the summing up be not misrepresented for the discursive development of the whole. There is something more than mildly dangerous in setting oneself a series of goals in an introduction only to find them happily attained in the conclusion, as if getting from the beginning to the end was simply a question of transition. Of course, the destination of a speculative presentation includes the process of development in such a way that the end is always implicitly the beginning: each configuration simply forms a deter minate moment within the on-going manifestation of the "absolute". It is around Hegel's ...
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In this very readable and challenging work, Armour's approach is three-sided: to examine Hegel's objections to elements of Spinoza's accounts of knowledge and reality, to analyze the problems in Hegel's own system, and to propose a system that resolves some of these questions. Throughout, Armour is clear and thorough in his analysis, and his proposed system should engender valuable discussion among scholars. It is a treat to see metaphysics still being practiced, in spite of recent claims by many analytic philosophers that this particular area of philosophical thought is dead.
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