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ARTICLE CONTENTS
[Pages 359-378]
TOP OF ARTICLE
Introduction
I. An Ethic of Justice Versus an Ethic of Care: Carol Gilligan’s Theory of Moral Development
A. The Ethic of Justice
B. The Ethic of Care
C. Law as an Outgrowth of the Ethic of Justice
II. From the Vantage Point of an Ethic of Care:
Critiquing a Rights-Based System of Law
Paralyzed in the Face of Genocide
A. The Legal Peril of Genocide Victims
B. The Genocide Convention and an Impotent International Community
III. Shifting Perspectives to an Ethic of Care Refocuses the “Problem from Hell”
Conclusion
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