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  1. An innocent abroad? John Dewey and international politics.Robert B. Westbrook - 1993 - Ethics and International Affairs 7:203–221.
    Using Dewey's critics' own arguments that purport to show Dewey intentionally, or naively, disregarded the role of power in the relations of communities, Westbrook brings examples to reinforce the contrary view.
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  • The uses of tragedy: Reinhold Niebuhr's theory of history and international ethics.Thomas W. Smith - 1995 - Ethics and International Affairs 9:171–191.
    As Smith points out, Reinhold Niebuhr's political ethic is closely linked to his philosophy of history. This view of history blends a dualistic understanding of human nature and rigorous contingency of experience - all sobered by a creative sense of tragedy.
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