Volume 3 Number 2
University of St. Thomas
Law Journal
Fides et Iustitia
Fall 2005 Volume 3 Number 2
American Exceptionalism in the 21st Century
Opening Address
American Exceptionalism, Global Security, and Human Dignity: The Great Challenge of the 21st Century
Walter F. Mondale
American Exceptionalism: Avoiding the Hazards
Robert Merry
Keynote Address
America's Ambiguous Exceptionalism
Mark B. Rotenberg
Articles
Panel: The History, Religion, and Philosophy of American Exceptionalsim
Unleashing the Will to Power: Neo-Jacobian Exceptionalism as a Justification for American Global Supremacy
Claes G. Ryn
The Catholic Teaching on War and Peace: Its Application to American Foreign Policy After 9/11
Joseph Boyle
Messianic Nation: A Christian Theological Critique of American Exceptionalism
William T. Cavanaugh
Edward Douglass White's Use of Roman and Canon Law: A Study in the Supreme Court's Use of Foreign Legal Citations
Dr. Charles J. Reid, Jr.
Panel: Human Rights and American Exceptionalism
The Unexceptional U.S. Human Rights RUDs
Jack Goldsmith
American Exceptionalism: The Exception Proves the Rule
Philip Bobbitt
Uniformity, Diversity, and the Process of Making Human Rights Norms
John Harrison
Comment
Lessons from England's "Great Guardian of Liberty": A Comparative Study of English and American Civil Juries
Justin C. Barnes
