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Intro
Preface to the First Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
On the structure of the publication
Chapter One. On the Main Motivation behind this Project, its Main Hypothesis, its Feasibility, and its Methodology
Chapter 1 | Short synopsis
On the Main Motivation behind this Project
The Project's Main Hypotheses
Feasibility of this Project
On Methodology Used
Chapter 1 | Short conclusion
Chapter Two. Adopting an Ontological Mode of Thinking in IR theory
Chapter 2 | Short synopsis
Adopting an Ontological Mode of Thinking
Who can be an Ontologist?
Responsibility of Ontologist
What Type of Ontological Thinker do I Consider Myself to Be?
What is Unique about this Particular Ontological Inquiry?
Explaining the Main Difference between Ontology and Epistemology
A Brief Manual on How to Perform an Ontological Inquiry
The Use of Ontology in the Modern World
Constraining IR Theory within a Strong Ontological Framework or treating it as Ontology Itself?
Introduction to the New Way of Looking at IR Theory.
On the Emergence of In-Statu-Nascendi-Type Ontology in IR Theory
Towards Much Deeper Ontological Rigor of Thinking
Brief Reflections before Taking a Road Less Travelled
Chapter 2 | Short conclusion
Chapter Three. A Brief Introduction to the "Typical" IR Debate on the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
Chapter 3 | Short synopsis
The Predefined Background Debate
What is Genocide?
The NATO-led Military Intervention against the Former Yugoslavia
The Responsibility to Protect as a New Humanitarian Standard?
The Proponents and the Opponents of the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
The UN-Based Security System and its Role in Dealing with Humanitarian Emergencies-Further Discussion
Chapter 3 | Short conclusion.
Chapter Four. On the idea of Humanitarian Intervention seen through the prism of the International Relations (IR) theory
Chapter 3 | Short synopsis
How IR Scholars Try to Approach the Idea of HI thus far
"The Principality of Realism"
"The Principality of Liberalism"
The Principality of the English School of IR theory
"The Postcolonial Palatinate"
"The Duchy of Feminism"
"The House of neo-Marxism"
"The City-States of Constructivism and Rationalism"
"The Forbidden Gardens of Poststructuralist IR Theory"
Quo Vadis IR Theory?-Ahead of the Long Discussions Ahead
Chapter 4 | Short conclusion
Chapter Five. The IR-Related Scientific Ontology of In Statu Nascendi and the Challenge in the General Understanding the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
Chapter 5 | Short synopsis
Building upon the IR theory we know and moving beyond it.
The Ontological Debate on the Idea of Humanitarian Interventionand its (elusive) In-Statu-Nascendi character
Comparative ad hoc study between Bhaskar's scientific realism, aka his realist ontology (1979) vs. Wendt's Structuration theory (1987) vs. Pietrzak's ontology of in statu nascendi
Further reading
Chapter 5 | Short conclusion
Chapter Six. The Global Pleas for Humanitarian Intervention in Syria
Chapter 6 | Short synopsis
Approaching the Syrian conflict (2011-present)
Selected events that have changed the nature of the Syrian conflict.
Towards the end of the Syrian conflict
The ethical dimension of the debate on the idea of HI in Syria
Responsibilities before the intervention
Responsibilities after any eventual intervention
Further Discussion
Chapter 6 | Short conclusion
Chapter Seven. Addressing the Need for a Deeper Philosophical Turn in Future IR theory-related Investigations
Chapter 7 | Short synopsis.
Philosophical Ontology in the Ancient World
Ontological Thinking in the Middle Ages and in Early Modernity
Ontological Mode of Thinking in the 20th century
Chapter 7 | Short conclusion
Chapter Eight. SWOT Analysis of In Statu Nascendi type of Ontology, the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention In Statu Nascendi, &
the New Experimental Phase of Further Debates on Selected Humanitarian Emergencies.
Chapter 8 | Short synopsis
Part I. Ad hoc SWOT analysis of Ontology In Statu Nascendi
Part II. What makes the Syrian crisis the epitome of a case study for exploring a new ontological discussion/re-conceptualization of humanitarian intervention?
Part III. The main results of the research after testing the initial hypothesis.
Part IV. The Idea of Humanitarian Intervention in statu nascendi
Part V. Hinc lucem et pocula sacra-From this place, we gain enlightenment and precious knowledge.
Exercise No. 1. A classic interdepartmental Realist-Liberal debate on the concept of humanitarian intervention
Exercise No. 2. Liberal School of IR in Further Debate on Values and Human Rights
Exercise No. 3. On "Kantian" Liberalism
Exercise No. 4. The Middle East of 2050-Semi Constructivist Semi Hegelian topsy-turvy (inverted) world outlook
Exercise No. 5. First world problems vs. Third World Problems: Jackie Kennedy's post-JFK assassination moment-Feminist perspective
Exercise No. 6. Why wasn't Auschwitz bombed?
Exercise No. 7. Postcolonialist outlook
Exercise No. 8. The idea of humanitarian intervention seen through the theories of project and projectivity.
Exercise No. 9. The role of the philosophy of relativity in untangling the philosophical aspect of the debate in question.
Chapter 8 | Short conclusion
Further reading
Conclusion
Glossary of Latin phrases
Bibliography
On political ontology &.
methodology
On the Syrian Uprising
On the Syrian conflict, conflict resolution strategies &
UN-based security system
On the Syrian regime
On the Moderate Members of the Syrian Opposition
On the Kurds' role in the Syrian and Iraqi conflicts
On Islamic State (ISIS) and Jabhat al-Nusra's actions in Syria &
Iraq
On Hezbollah's involvement in Syria
On Terrorism
On Genocide &
the Genocide Conventions
On the Ghouta Chemical Attack
On Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attacks
On Russia's involvement in the Syrian Conflict
On the U.S. involvement in the Syrian Conflict
On Turkey's involvement in Syria's internal affairs
The IR theory: Classical Approaches
The IR theory: Non-Classical Approaches
On philosophical ontology and philosophical method-in preparations for further more contemplative deliberations
Other helpful methodological literature used during the work on this project.
Selected Work of the Author.
Preface to the First Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
On the structure of the publication
Chapter One. On the Main Motivation behind this Project, its Main Hypothesis, its Feasibility, and its Methodology
Chapter 1 | Short synopsis
On the Main Motivation behind this Project
The Project's Main Hypotheses
Feasibility of this Project
On Methodology Used
Chapter 1 | Short conclusion
Chapter Two. Adopting an Ontological Mode of Thinking in IR theory
Chapter 2 | Short synopsis
Adopting an Ontological Mode of Thinking
Who can be an Ontologist?
Responsibility of Ontologist
What Type of Ontological Thinker do I Consider Myself to Be?
What is Unique about this Particular Ontological Inquiry?
Explaining the Main Difference between Ontology and Epistemology
A Brief Manual on How to Perform an Ontological Inquiry
The Use of Ontology in the Modern World
Constraining IR Theory within a Strong Ontological Framework or treating it as Ontology Itself?
Introduction to the New Way of Looking at IR Theory.
On the Emergence of In-Statu-Nascendi-Type Ontology in IR Theory
Towards Much Deeper Ontological Rigor of Thinking
Brief Reflections before Taking a Road Less Travelled
Chapter 2 | Short conclusion
Chapter Three. A Brief Introduction to the "Typical" IR Debate on the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
Chapter 3 | Short synopsis
The Predefined Background Debate
What is Genocide?
The NATO-led Military Intervention against the Former Yugoslavia
The Responsibility to Protect as a New Humanitarian Standard?
The Proponents and the Opponents of the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
The UN-Based Security System and its Role in Dealing with Humanitarian Emergencies-Further Discussion
Chapter 3 | Short conclusion.
Chapter Four. On the idea of Humanitarian Intervention seen through the prism of the International Relations (IR) theory
Chapter 3 | Short synopsis
How IR Scholars Try to Approach the Idea of HI thus far
"The Principality of Realism"
"The Principality of Liberalism"
The Principality of the English School of IR theory
"The Postcolonial Palatinate"
"The Duchy of Feminism"
"The House of neo-Marxism"
"The City-States of Constructivism and Rationalism"
"The Forbidden Gardens of Poststructuralist IR Theory"
Quo Vadis IR Theory?-Ahead of the Long Discussions Ahead
Chapter 4 | Short conclusion
Chapter Five. The IR-Related Scientific Ontology of In Statu Nascendi and the Challenge in the General Understanding the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention
Chapter 5 | Short synopsis
Building upon the IR theory we know and moving beyond it.
The Ontological Debate on the Idea of Humanitarian Interventionand its (elusive) In-Statu-Nascendi character
Comparative ad hoc study between Bhaskar's scientific realism, aka his realist ontology (1979) vs. Wendt's Structuration theory (1987) vs. Pietrzak's ontology of in statu nascendi
Further reading
Chapter 5 | Short conclusion
Chapter Six. The Global Pleas for Humanitarian Intervention in Syria
Chapter 6 | Short synopsis
Approaching the Syrian conflict (2011-present)
Selected events that have changed the nature of the Syrian conflict.
Towards the end of the Syrian conflict
The ethical dimension of the debate on the idea of HI in Syria
Responsibilities before the intervention
Responsibilities after any eventual intervention
Further Discussion
Chapter 6 | Short conclusion
Chapter Seven. Addressing the Need for a Deeper Philosophical Turn in Future IR theory-related Investigations
Chapter 7 | Short synopsis.
Philosophical Ontology in the Ancient World
Ontological Thinking in the Middle Ages and in Early Modernity
Ontological Mode of Thinking in the 20th century
Chapter 7 | Short conclusion
Chapter Eight. SWOT Analysis of In Statu Nascendi type of Ontology, the Idea of Humanitarian Intervention In Statu Nascendi, &
the New Experimental Phase of Further Debates on Selected Humanitarian Emergencies.
Chapter 8 | Short synopsis
Part I. Ad hoc SWOT analysis of Ontology In Statu Nascendi
Part II. What makes the Syrian crisis the epitome of a case study for exploring a new ontological discussion/re-conceptualization of humanitarian intervention?
Part III. The main results of the research after testing the initial hypothesis.
Part IV. The Idea of Humanitarian Intervention in statu nascendi
Part V. Hinc lucem et pocula sacra-From this place, we gain enlightenment and precious knowledge.
Exercise No. 1. A classic interdepartmental Realist-Liberal debate on the concept of humanitarian intervention
Exercise No. 2. Liberal School of IR in Further Debate on Values and Human Rights
Exercise No. 3. On "Kantian" Liberalism
Exercise No. 4. The Middle East of 2050-Semi Constructivist Semi Hegelian topsy-turvy (inverted) world outlook
Exercise No. 5. First world problems vs. Third World Problems: Jackie Kennedy's post-JFK assassination moment-Feminist perspective
Exercise No. 6. Why wasn't Auschwitz bombed?
Exercise No. 7. Postcolonialist outlook
Exercise No. 8. The idea of humanitarian intervention seen through the theories of project and projectivity.
Exercise No. 9. The role of the philosophy of relativity in untangling the philosophical aspect of the debate in question.
Chapter 8 | Short conclusion
Further reading
Conclusion
Glossary of Latin phrases
Bibliography
On political ontology &.
methodology
On the Syrian Uprising
On the Syrian conflict, conflict resolution strategies &
UN-based security system
On the Syrian regime
On the Moderate Members of the Syrian Opposition
On the Kurds' role in the Syrian and Iraqi conflicts
On Islamic State (ISIS) and Jabhat al-Nusra's actions in Syria &
Iraq
On Hezbollah's involvement in Syria
On Terrorism
On Genocide &
the Genocide Conventions
On the Ghouta Chemical Attack
On Khan Sheikhoun Chemical Attacks
On Russia's involvement in the Syrian Conflict
On the U.S. involvement in the Syrian Conflict
On Turkey's involvement in Syria's internal affairs
The IR theory: Classical Approaches
The IR theory: Non-Classical Approaches
On philosophical ontology and philosophical method-in preparations for further more contemplative deliberations
Other helpful methodological literature used during the work on this project.
Selected Work of the Author.