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Abstract This chapter reviews the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate killings in the jus in bello, the laws of wartime behavior. It explores how the laws of war were drafted by the powerful to favor themselves, noting that the strong disdain restraint by law because they can, while the weak disregard law in war because they ...
HHJ Jeff, Darren Reed
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Abstract This chapter reviews the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate killings in the jus in bello, the laws of wartime behavior. It explores how the laws of war were drafted by the powerful to favor themselves, noting that the strong disdain restraint by law because they can, while the weak disregard law in war because they ...
HHJ Jeff, Darren Reed
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Security posture for civilian and non-civilian networks
Bell Labs Technical Journal, 2004Network security is dependent upon securing individual components, services, and applications. This is done through the prevention, detection, and correction of threats and attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in the network. Network security must be analyzed using various factors, such as security requirements, the inherent strengths and ...
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Civilian Defense and Civilian Offense
Journal of Peace Research, 1973Abstract This study is a critique of the split between re search on civilian defense and nonviolent offensive action since both have different social actors as addressees - the entire nation in case of civilian defense, the lower classes in case of nonviolent re volution. This study, therefore, tries to reconstruct civilian defense as
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Legal Studies, 1998
All the efforts of human reason tend to the elimination of [the other]. The other does not exist: such is rational faith, the incurable belief of human reason. Identity = reality, as if, in the end, everything must absolutely and necessarily be one and the same. But, the other refuses to disappear: it subsists, it persists; it is the hard bone on which
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All the efforts of human reason tend to the elimination of [the other]. The other does not exist: such is rational faith, the incurable belief of human reason. Identity = reality, as if, in the end, everything must absolutely and necessarily be one and the same. But, the other refuses to disappear: it subsists, it persists; it is the hard bone on which
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Civilian Self-Protection and Civilian Targeting in Armed Conflicts: Who Protects Civilians?
2016Studies have shown that civilians are often intentionally targeted in civil wars and that civilian protection efforts launched by the international community have not always been successful, if they occur at all. Civilians, therefore, have had to rely on themselves for protection in most conflicts.
Betcy Jose, Peace A. Medie
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