STATES, NATIONS, AND  BOUNDARIES: The Ethics of Making Boundaries

Edited by Margaret Moore and Allen Buchanan
(Cambridge University Press)

Introduction
     Margaret Moore and Allen Buchanan

Making and Unmaking the Boundaries of the Holy Land
     Menachem Lorberbaum 

Man-Made Boundaries and Man-Made Holiness in the Jewish Tradition
     Daniel Statman

The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries:  A Contemporary Confucian Perspective
     Daniel Bell

Borders of Our Minds:  Territories, Boundaries, and Power in the Confucian Tradition
      L.H.M. Ling

The Christian Tradition
     Anthony Pagden

Christianity and Territorial Right
     Oliver O’Donovan

The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries from the Natural Law Perspective
     Richard Tuck

Natural Law and the Re-making of Boundaries
John Finnis

Political Boundaries and Moral Communities:  An Islamic Perspective
     Sohail H. Hashmi

The Unbounded Law of God and Territorial Boundaries
     Khaled Abou El Fadl

The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries:  What Liberalism Has to Say
     Allen Buchanan

Liberalism and Boundaries:  A Response to Allen Buchanan
     David Miller

The Making and Unmaking of Boundaries:  International Law
     Andrew Hurrell

People and Boundaries: An ‘Internationalized Public Law’ Approach
     Benedict Kingsbury 

Comparative Overview
     Margaret Moore