Explore the intersection of cultural diversity and international morality with “Justice, Community and Dialogue in International Relations” from Cambridge Studies in International Relations. This insightful book by [Author Name – assuming you can fill this in or it’s implied] tackles a crucial question: does cultural diversity hinder global ethical consensus? Discover how the human capacity for dialogue, even across linguistic and cultural divides, can forge a cosmopolitan moral community. The author argues that conversation itself is a moral act, fostering equality and mutual understanding between diverse peoples. Ideal for scholars and students of international relations, ethics, and intercultural communication seeking a deeper understanding of global cooperation and shared values.