The Political Theory Review

Episode 97: Lucia Rafanelli - Promoting Justice Across Borders

Feb 15, 2022

01:25:03

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Does the Intentions of Interveners Matter?

03:14

The Moral Value of Toleration of States

03:03

Toleration as Engagement

04:24

Introduction

3min

Is the Literature So State Eccentric?

3min

Three Key Objections to Reform Interventions

4min

What Are the Different Types of Interventions?

2min

The Degree of Control That Interruptors Exercise Over Recipients

6min

Economic Sanctions

2min

Are Military Interventions Less Controlling Than Economic Interventions?

2min

Interventions

6min

Is There an Intertsystemic Category of Influence?

3min

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What Are the Political and Economic Effects of Reform Intervention?

3min

11.

The Toleration Objection - Is That Right?

4min

12.

Toleration as Engagement

4min

13.

The Moral Value of Toleration of States

3min

14.

Tostan's Model of Democracy and Human Rights in Africa

5min

15.

Does the Intentions of Interveners Matter?

3min

16.

The Common Opposition to Reform Intervention

6min

17.

Is There a Trade-Off Between Legitimacy and Security?

5min

18.

Do You Think the Pawer Dynamics Can Make a Big Difference?

3min

19.

The Ethics of Reform Intervention

3min

20.

Are You Worried About the Usa Intervening in Other Neo Colonial Powers?

5min

21.

The Unintended Consequences of Interventions

5min

22.

The Principles of Toleration

4min

A conversation with Lucia Rafanelli about her recent book "Promoting Justice Across Borders: the Ethics of Reform Intervention" (Oxford UP).

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