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“Only a God Can Save Us Now”: Why a Religious Morality Is Best Suited to Overcome Religiously Inspired Violence and Spare Innocents from Harm

Religions, 2023
It is common to hear the refrain that religion is a major cause of violence today. And this claim is not without merit. Religious differences can fuel animosity and lead to societal conflict.
Alan Vincelette
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Evaluating the Revisionist Critique of Just War Theory [PDF]

, 2017
Modern analytical just war theory starts with Michael Walzer's defense of key tenets of the laws of war in his Just and Unjust Wars. Walzer advocates noncombatant immunity, proportionality, and combatant equality: combatants in war must target only ...
Lazar, Seth
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The crystallisation of the Just War Theory and its contemporary impact [PDF]

University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies Series
This article aims to provide a comprehensive examination of the crystallization of Just War Theory and to uncover its contemporary implications. It begins with the Christian conciliation between the concepts of ‘war’ and ‘justice’ and highlights the ...
Adela Catana
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EXTENDING JUST WAR THEORY: THE JUS AD BELLUM AND THE CAPABILITIES APPROACH TO ARMED CONFLICT

Scientia Militaria, 2011
As the nature of armed conflict continues to change, so the living ethical traditionthat is just war theory has to adapt to meet new challenges.
Deane-Peter Baker, Deborah Roberts
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Can Lethal Autonomous Weapons Be Just?

Journal of Moral Theology, 2022
Lethal autonomous weapons inaugurate a third era of warfare, releasing soldiers from both physical presence and the mental decisions of the battlefield.
Noreen Herzfeld
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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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Just cyber war?: Casus belli, information ethics, and the human perspective [PDF]

, 2017
Does the advent of cyber-war require us to abandon the traditional ethical framework for thinking about the morality of warfare - just war theory - and develop principles specific to the unique nature of cyber-attacks?
Arquilla, Floridi, Healey, Lucas, Matt Sleat, May, Moore, Orend, Raz, Rid, Taddeo, Walzer   +11 more
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Августинова теорија праведног рата

Godišnjak, 2015
Augustine is usually credited as the founder of the theory of just war in Christianity. This theory was defined in the time when Roman Empire was in retreat in front of the barbarians and when Church was struggling against heretics.
Miloš Jelić
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Waging a Just and Ethical War – Contemplating Saint Augustine, ‘Just War’ theory, Gaza, and other Philosophical Notions [PDF]

Pharos Journal of Theology
In this paper, the author presents a basic overview of a range of philosophical approaches to the notion of war from the early ancient Greek traditions relating to war, to the conservative tradition.
Angelo Nicolaides
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The Ethics Of Unwinnable War [PDF]

, 2017
According to just war theory, military campaigns should only be fought as a last resort, with the goal of correcting a grave evil, and where there is a high probability of success. But what happens when a military campaign unravels and becomes unwinnable?
Tierney, Dominic
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