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1 I Ethics International Affairs VO LU M E 32 N UM B E R 1 SPR ING SPECIAL ISSUE: Rising Powers and the International Order A nne L. Clunan, Andrew Hu rrell, G. John Ikenberry, Deepa M. Ollapally, Shiping Tang, and Ole Wrever The Marketization of Citizenship in an Age of Restrictionism Ayelet Shachar How Should We Combat Corruption? Lesson s from Theory and Practice Gillian Brock Ethics in an Age of Surveillance Adam Henschke R EVIE\V BY KEV IN MACNISH Selling the Future: The Perils of Predicting Global Politics Ariel Colonomos R EV IEW BY COLLEEN MURPHY The Global Health Crisis: Ethical Responsibilities Thana Cristin a de Campos REVIEW BY BRIGIT T OEBES Environmental Success Stories: Solving Major Ecological Problems & Confronting Climate Change Frank M. Dunnivant REVIE\\' BY STEVEN VANDERHEIDEN

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3 Ethics& International Affairs THE J O U R N AL O F THE CARN EG IE CO U NC I L EDITOR IN CHIEF Joel H. Rosenthal EDITOR John Tessitore MANAGING EDITOR Adam Read-Brown ASSISTANT EDITOR John Krzyzaniak GUEST EDITORS G. John Ikenb erry and Shiping Tang EDITORIAL INTERN Shiban ee Sivanayagam COPY EDITOR Meghan Lynn BUSINESS MANAGER Eva Becker EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Christian Barry Joy Gordon Alex J. Bellamy Nikolas Gvosdev Daniel Brunstetter Ian Hurd Allen Buchanan Anthony F. Lang, Jr. Deen K. Chatterjee David Luban Robyn Eckersley Darrel Moellendorf Toni Erskin e Valerie Morkeviiius David Rodin Jennifer Rubenstein Henry Shue Anna Stitz Jennifer Welsh Leif Wenar Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs The Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs is an independent, nonpartisan, nonsectarian, tax-exempt organization founded in 1914 by Andrew Carnegie. Since its beginnin gs, the Carnegie Council has asserted its strong belief that ethics, as informed by the world's principal moral and religious traditions, is an inevitable and integral component of all policy decisions. whether in the realm of economics, politics, or national security. The interrelationship of ethics and foreign policy is thus the unifying theme of all Carnegie Council programs. By promo ting a greater understanding of the values and conditions that ensure peaceful relations among nations, the Carnegie Council hopes to contribute to a better life for people everywhere. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Brett Buchness Kathleen Cheek-Milby Jonatha n E. Colby, Treasurer Barbara Crossette Mi chael W. Doyle Richard A. Edlin Anthony L. Paillace, Vice Chairman Jonathan Gage Stephen D. Hibbard, Chairman Haris Hromic Susan King HONORARY TRUSTEE Maurice S. Span bock, Esq. INTERNATIONAL HONORARY TRUSTEE Eiji Uehiro SECRETARY OF THE CORPORATION Robert G. Shaw Violy McCau sland-seve Robert Perlman Alexander H. Platt Joel H. Rosenthal, President Michael ]. Smith Robert P. Smith ESSAY ROUNDTABLE: RISING POWERS AND THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER REVIEW ESSAY REVIEWS Contents Contributors 1 The Marketization of Citizenship in an Age of Restrictionism Ayelet Shachar 3 Introduction G. John Ikenberry and Shiping Tang 15 Why the Liberal World Order Will Survive G. John Ikenberry 17 China and the Future International Order(s) Ship ing Tang 3 1 Russia and the Liberal World Order Anne L. Clunan 45 India and the International Order: Accommodation and Adjustment Deepa M. Ollapally 61 A Post-Western Europe: Strange Identities in a Less Liberal World Order Ole Wrever 75 Beyond the BRICS: Power, Pluralism, and the Future of Global Order Andrew Hurr ell 89 How Should We Combat Corruption? Lessons fro m Theory an d Practice Gillian Brock 103 Ethics in an Age ofsurveillance: Personal Information and Virtual Identities Adam Henschke REVIEW BY KEVIN M ACNISH 119 Selling the Future: The Perils ofpredicting Global Politics A riel Colonomos, trans. Gregory Elliott REVIEW BY CoLLEEN M URPHY 122 The Global Health Crisis: Ethical Responsibilities Th ana Cristina de Campos REVIEW BY B RIGIT T OEBES 124

4 ,.. Environmental Success Stories: Solving Major Ecological Problems & Confronting Climate Change Frank M. Dunnivant REVIEW BY STEVEN VANDERHEIDEN 12 7 SUBMISSIONS RESOURCES Briefly Noted 131 Guidelines for Submission 135 For additional Carnegie Co uncil resources on the top ics addressed in these pages. please visit

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