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Exploring coping strategies among adolescents during COVID-19 and war displacement: A qualitative analysis comparing two crisis settings. [PDF]
J Res AdolescChabursky S, Walper S.
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On the Immunity of Hospitals in Gaza: A Reply to Lederman. [PDF]
BioethicsLucas S.
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, 2013 Just War Theory raises some of the most pressing and important philosophical issues of our day. When is a war a just war, if ever? Do all soldiers in war have moral equivalence? What is the difference between combatants and non-combatants?
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Abstract Chapter 10 mostly discusses the classic issue of what constitutes a just cause for going to war. In the West these days, rebutting aggression, centrally understood as state violation of territorial integrity, is widely taken to be the sole just cause to initiate military conflict.
Thaddeus Metz
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Philosophy in the Contemporary World, 2012
Unlike the wide swath of ‘realists’ who claim Just War Theory (JWT) serves little purpose as political agents simply act from or only have an obligation to act from either their individual or group interests, this paper begins with the assumption that the development of the concepts, principles, and arguments of JWT can provide useful critical tools ...
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Unlike the wide swath of ‘realists’ who claim Just War Theory (JWT) serves little purpose as political agents simply act from or only have an obligation to act from either their individual or group interests, this paper begins with the assumption that the development of the concepts, principles, and arguments of JWT can provide useful critical tools ...
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Journal of the History of Philosophy, 1999
The chapter argues in favour of the controversial, and original, thesis that Immanuel Kant has a just war theory. Before specifically refuting, and ultimately transforming, the traditional reading of Kant's views on the ethics of war and peace, recourse must be made to the general conception of morality and international justice to which Kant is ...
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The chapter argues in favour of the controversial, and original, thesis that Immanuel Kant has a just war theory. Before specifically refuting, and ultimately transforming, the traditional reading of Kant's views on the ethics of war and peace, recourse must be made to the general conception of morality and international justice to which Kant is ...
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