Intervention and Empire

It is surprising that John Stuart Mill's international thought, which focuses on intervention and empire, has not attracted the attention it warrants. It is particularly surprising that Mill has been largely overlooked by the English School, whose members acutely appreciate the contributions of classical political philosophers to international discourse. Galvanised by his introspection on his life, especially the impact of interference in his psychological and intellectual development, to his analysis of the impact of Britain on India's princely states and intervention in civil wars, Mill identified timeless problems intrinsic to international relations whilst profoundly appreciating the tensions they generated in the form of perverse effects, unintended consequences and moral hazard. Contemporary international relations are replete with examples of the unforeseen and unforeseeable developments that attend intervention and interference. If a concern of the English School is the tormenting decisions that fall to statesmen, Mill provides an understanding of the considerations that vastly complicate such decisions

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• Liberalism and Transformation

  Open Access•Dillon Stone Tatum•Liberalism and Transformation•2021

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• Orientalism and Islam

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• Paradoxes in Turkey’s Syria policy

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• Considerations on representative government.

  John Stuart Mill•1862

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• Quasi-States

  Open Access•Robert H Jackson•Quasi-States•1991

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• Saving Strangers

  Nicholas J Wheeler•Saving Strangers•2002

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• The English Utilitarians and India

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• Black Hawk down

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• Guardian Angel or Global Gangster

  Open Access•Nicholas J Wheeler•Political Studies•1996

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• The Responsibility to Protect

  Jane Boulden•Journal of Refugee Studies•2002

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• Intervention and Collective Self-Determination

  Open Access•Jeff Mcmahan•Ethics & International Affairs•1996

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• Philosophy, Morality and International Affairs

  David Copp, Virginia Held et al.•The Philosophical Review•1976

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• The Limits of Humanitarian Intervention

  Open Access•Michael Barnett•Political Science Quarterly•2002

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• Nation Building

  Marina Ottaway•Foreign Policy•2002

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• The Reluctance to Intervene

  Michael Mandelbaum•Foreign Policy•1994

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• American Hegemony

  David C Hendrickson, Lea Brilmayer•Foreign Affairs•1995

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• The Early Draft of John Stuart Mill's Autobiography

  Robbins Robbins, Jack Stillinger•Economica•1962

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• John Stuart Mill and India

  Lynn Zastoupil•Philosophy East and West•1996

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• James and John Stuart Mill. Father and Son in the Nineteenth Century

  Joseph Hamburger, Bruce Mazlish•History and Theory•1976

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• Moral man and immoral society

  Reinhold Niebuhr•Moral man and immoral society•2001

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• The Anarchical Society

  Open Access•Hedley Bull•The Anarchical Society•1977

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• John Stuart Mill on Liberty and Control

  Joseph Hamburger•John Stuart Mill on Liberty and…•1999

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• America's Imperial Dilemma

  Dimitri K Simes•Foreign Affairs•2003

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• Making Peace with the Guilty

  Charles G Boyd•Foreign Affairs•1995

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• In Defense of Mother Teresa

  Stanley Hoffmann•Foreign Affairs•1996

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