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The concept of just war in Russian and American linguistic cultures [PDF]

SHS Web of Conferences, 2021
The study examines the concept of just war in the military-political discourse and technologies of manipulating the mass consciousness used by the leaders of the Russian and American states in speeches based on the idea of just war.
Kabakhidze Ekaterina L., Belogash Marina A., Avdeeva Elena L.   +2 more
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A Manifesto for the Just City

, 2022
The Manifesto for the Just City comes in the wake of the realisation that socio-spatial justice is a crucial dimension for sustainability transitions. Growing inequality and the erosion of the public sphere undermine the social and political structures ...

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The Just War and Jihad

American Journal of Islam and Society, 2007
The fifteen chapters of this book bring together scholars from a variety of fields to examine and analyze what they perceive to be a relationship between religion and violence. Generating a feeling of déjà vu, they rehash previously developed assumptions,
Amr G. E. Sabet
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Kant on just war and international order [PDF]

Filozofija i Društvo, 2021
Kant’s legal and political philosophy is essential for understanding and advancing international order. The article aims to posit arguments that confront the claims that Kant was just war theorist.
Miličić Nenad
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A Philosophical Critique of Warfare in the Contemporary Era: ethical justifications and competing theories [PDF]

Journal of Philosophical Investigations
This study aims to provide a comprehensive philosophical critique of warfare in the contemporary era, focusing on ethical justifications and competing theoretical frameworks.
Homa Rahmani
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Francisco de Vitoria’s ius in bello [PDF]

Societas et Iurisprudentia
Francisco de Vitoria (1483/1486 – 1546), a Spanish Dominican friar and the dean of the School of Salamanca, developed a comprehensive theory of just war. In this theory, he addressed ius ad bellum, ius in bello, and ius post bellum.
Peter Vyšný
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Michael Walzer’s Just War Theory: From Moral Realism to Legal Positivism [PDF]

Faṣlnāmah-i Pizhūhish/hā-yi Rāhburdī-i Siyāsat
IntroductionThe moral significance of war is not a recent concern. Throughout history, there have been efforts to moralize and potentially control the resort to war.
Maziyar Khademi, Alimohammad Fallahzadeh
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Was Iraq War a “Just War” or Just a War? An Analysis from the Perspectives of Just War Theory

Open Journal of Political Science, 2019
Whether or not the Iraq war should be regarded as a “Just War” or just a war has been sparked a lot of academic and public debates since 2003. Within the academic world of war politics, there are heterogeneous perspectives, such as Pacifism and Realism etc. This paper chose to analyse the issue by the employment of the Just War Theory. It generated the
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The just war tradition in Zimbabwean historiography : Dis/entangling the Gordian knot between religion and morality of war

Missionalia: Southern African Journal of Missiology, 2019
Three wars stand out In Zimbabwean historiography with regards to the use and application of the just war tradition. The first was occasioned by the murder of Fr Gonzalo Da Silveira, a Portuguese Jesuit missionary, in 1560.
Gundani, Paul
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The "Dangerous Concept of the Just War": Decolonization, Wars of National Liberation, and the Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions

, 2019
:In 2002, the North American political theorist Michael Walzer announced the "triumph of just war theory," which he saw as evidence of moral progress. This paper challenges Walzer's progressive narrative by turning to the often-acrimonious debates about ...
Jessica Whyte
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