Postmodern Ethics and a Critical Response

Ethics and International Affairs 12 (1998)
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International ethics scholars have argued that because postmodern, poststructural, and critical theorists view ethics as contextual, these approaches have little to offer to the consideration of ethics and international affairs

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Neta C. Crawford
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