Cover -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- List of Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: The Ethical Context of Foreign Policy -- PART 1 MORALITY AND THE WAR ON TERROR -- 1 Exceptionalism, the Holocaust, and American Foreign Policy -- 2 The America Who Would be King: In Praise of Moral Restraint or Concerns of an Acolyte of Thomas Hobbes -- 3 Ethics and National Security in an Age of International Terrorism -- PART 2 MORALITY AND GLOBAL SECURITY -- 4 The Ethics of the 'New International Policing' -- 5 Liberal Interventionism versus International Law: Blair's Wars Against Kosovo and Iraq -- 6 Morality, Media and International Conflict -- PART 3 MORALITY, CULTURE AND ECONOMICS -- 7 How to be Good: Morality in Japan's and Germany's Foreign Policy -- 8 Interdependence, States and Community: Ethical Concerns and Foreign Policy in ASEAN -- 9 The Ethical Challenge of Trade Policy -- 10 The Ethical Challenges of Political Corruption in a Globalized Political Economy -- PART 4 MORALITY, LAW AND THE PRACTITIONERS -- 11 The Ethical Challenge of Terrorism and Rogue Regimes -- 12 The Ethics of Foreign Policy -- 13 International Security and the Law: Is International Law Still Relevant During Armed Conflict? -- 14 Pious Hope or Realist Instrument? Challenges from the Pursuit of International Criminal Justice -- Conclusion: Some Reflections on Ethics and Foreign Policy -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.