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Protean Jus Ad Bellum [PDF]

, 2008
The jus ad bellum is generally viewed as a static field of law. The standard account is that when the UN Charter was adopted in 1945, it enshrined a complete prohibition on the use of force in inter-state relations, except when action is being taken in ...
Murphy, Sean D.
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O Jus post bellum (justiça após a guerra) nas Relações Internacionais Contemporâneas: Entre a Teoria e a Narrativa

Revista Neiba, 2017
Tradicionalmente, a Teoria da Guerra Justa (TGJ) é concebida por dois conceitos fundamentais sobre conflitos: razões justas para iniciá-lo (jus ad bellum); e formas justas para lutá-lo (jus in bello).
Rodrigo Augusto Duarte Amaral
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Legal Perspectives on the Role of the Notion of «Denazification» in the Russian Invasion of Ukraine under Jus contra Bellum and Jus in Bello

, 2022
This article explores the role of the notion of «denazification» in the international legal discourse pertaining to jus contra bellum and jus in bello in relation to the 2022 Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Longobardo, M.
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Drone Warfare in the Mirror of Human Rights

Nurani Hukum
International humanitarian law is divided into two main "branches": jus in bello and jus ad bellum. The jus ad bellum is the branch of international humanitarian law that deals with the rules that govern the justification of the use of force by states ...
Adam Perger
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War

American Journal of Islam and Society, 2010
There is a long-standing set of criteria thoughtful leaders have used to help determine when engaging in war is the right thing to do. The criteria have also been long debated, and Larry May’s collection of fifteen original essays makes an excellent ...
Ann C. Wyman
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Medical Ethics for the Military Profession

Revista Científica General José María Córdova, 2021
This paper summarizes medical ethics in the military profession to raise military leaders’ awareness of Military Medical Ethics (MME) and the ethical issues that may impact their medical services and personnel.
Martin Bricknell, Marina Miron
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Derogation and the scope of the jus cogens norm in the jus ad bellum [PDF]

, 2019
It is widely accepted that there is a jus cogens norm in the jus ad bellum. Yet uncertainty exists as to its scope, due to the existence of two exceptions to the prohibition on the use of force: self-defence and force authorised under the UN Charter ...
Johnston, Katie
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The Virtual Trojan Horse in Modern Conflicts

Teisė, 2018
The article will examine the applicability of international laws to cyber affairs by focusing on cyber-attacks that fall under the jus ad bellum the law relating resort to the use of force in the cyber field; and analyzing the applicability of article 2 ...
Alaa Al-Aridi
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Hvor ble det av krigens etikk?

Norsk Filosofisk Tidsskrift
Det offentlige ordskiftet om krig dreier seg i stor grad om krigens juridiske legalitet, og hva folkeretten sier om lovligheter ved og i krigføring. Slik sett kommer de etiske aspektene ved krigføring i bakgrunnen.
Hege Cathrine Finholt, Cornelia Vikan
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Self-defence in outer space: Anti-satellite weapons and the jus ad bellum

Leiden Journal of International Law
Space is an increasingly militarized domain, with the potential to be a source and place of armed conflict. Tests of anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons capable of neutralizing civilian and military satellites have fuelled fears of warfare in that domain ...
Chris O’Meara
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