Contents
This volume includes essays and articles on a range of topics including the institutional capabilities of the UN in developing its own foreign policy, women’s wartime experiences of sexual violence and their potential international implications, a critique of Straussianism ideology and the corporate social responsibility of Goldman Sachs. For the first time in the journal’s history, this volume also offers a collection of 5 reviews of 6 different academic texts related to the field of International Public Policy.
- Compiled Version: Vol. 5, No. 1. (795kb/pdf)
Articles
- Gender and Reconciliation in Post-Conflict Societies: the Dilemmas of responding to Large-Scale Sexual Violence(PDF/295kb)
M. Melandri p. 4
Essays & Notes
- The Institutional Conditions for a UN Foreign Policy (PDF/275kb)
Frederico Bartels Ferreira p. 28 - Why Straussianism (PDF/233kb)
John Hickman p. 41 - Public Ethics Case Study: The Corporate Social Responsibility of Goldman Sachs (PDF/238kb)Jacob Kloeveroed Griffith p. 55
Book Reviews
- Editorial note to The IPPR Book Review: Exploring (New) Avenues of Information (PDF/172kb)Christophe G. Singh p. 69.
- Clashing on the Faultlines (PDF/168kb)Alex Braithwaite p. 71
[Review of The Clash of Civilizations by Samuel P. Huntington]
- Harry Bauer p. 75
[Review of Cultural Theory of International Relations by Richard Ned Lebow]
- Foregoing Irredentism: The Power of Argument and the Rise of the Status Quo Norm (PDF/184kb)Harald Heubaum p. 79
[Review of Irredentism in European Politics: Argumentation, Compromise and Norms by Markus Kornprobst] - Christine Reh p. 85
[Review of The Foreign Policy of the European Union by Stephan Keukeleire and Jennifer MacNaughtan] - Two Bailout Plans for Planet Earth (PDF/188kb)Wasiq N. Khan p.90[Review of Common Wealth: Economics for a Crowded Planet by Jeffrey Sachs] and[Review of Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Why The World Needs a Green Revolution and How it Can Renew Our Global Future by Thomas Friedman]
General Editors, Volume 5
- Aleyha Ahmed, MSc International Public Policy, Sub Editor
- Paul Aufiero, MSc International Public Policy, Academic Review Board Liason
- Amanda Caldeira, MA Human Rights, Coordinator
- Dilara Demir, MA Human Rights, Academic Review Board Liaison
- Daisy Ellis, MSc International Public Policy, Copy/Styles Editor
- Freddy Fallon, MSc International Public Policy Internet and Technology Coordinator
- Ankita Gandhi, MSc International Public Policy, Coordinator
- George Kakouris, MSc International Public Policy Submissions Editor
- Theodora Kalessi, PhD School of Public Policy, Assistant Coordinator
- Ari Magnusson, MSc International Public Policy, Marketing/Promotion
- Cole Martin, MSc International Public Policy, Copy/Styles Editor
- Philippa McMahon, MA Human Rights, Secretary
- Richard Rowland, MA Legal and Political Theory, Copy/Styles Editor
- Christophe G. Singh, MSc European Public Policy, Book Review Editor
- Filip Tanay, MSc European Public Policy External Communications
- Una Vandra, MSc International Public Policy External Communications
Editorial Board, Volume 5
- Aleyha Ahmed, MSc International Public Policy
- Paul Aufiero, MSc International Public Policy
- Amanda Caldeira, MA Human Rights
- Dilara Demir, MA Human Rights
- Daisy Ellis, MSc International Public Policy
- Freddy Fallon, MSc International Public Policy
- Ankita Gandhi, MSc International Public Policy
- George Kakouris, MSc International Public Policy
- Ari Magnusson, MSc International Public Policy
- Cole Martin, MSc International Public Policy
- Philippa McMahon, MA Human Rights
- Nina Musgrave, MSc Global Governance and Ethics
- Richard Rowland, MA Legal and Political Theory
- Christophe G. Singh, MSc European Public Policy
- Filip Tanay, MSc European Public Policy
- Natalie Tomlinson, MA Human Rights
- Una Vandra, MSc International Public Policy
