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Conatus - Journal of Philosophy, 2023 The traditional definition of war given by classical authors is, that war is a violent conflict between sovereigns. This means that war cannot be outlawed by any higher authority, since the sovereign is the uppermost authority upon the lives of the ...
Nikolaos Psarros
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Jurnal Pertahanan: Media Informasi tentang Kajian dan Strategi Pertahanan yang Mengedepankan Identity, Nasionalism & Integrity, 2023 This study explores the policies of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Indonesia in the context of international cyber conflict, analyzing their alignment with just war theory principles and international legal norms.
Rita Komalasari, Cecep Mustafa
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Kekristenan dan Violence: Just War dan Tradisi Kristen
Societas Dei: Jurnal Agama dan Masyarakat, 2014 : After man has sinned, violence cannot be separated from human life. As Christianity comes into contact with violence, it generates a theory of just-war in responding against injustice.
Benyamin Fleming Intan
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Law, Technology and Humans, 2023 This paper argues that the principles of just war theory are ambiguous, with too many exceptions justifying a cycle of violence that puts children at risk.
Emily Wati Muir
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The concept of rights in the justification of the “just war”
Filosofia Unisinos, 2012 The theory of “just war” of Walzer, is a theory about the justification of states to go to war, as presented in his book: Just and unjust wars, whose central thesis is based on the following proposition: the only justification for going to war is the ...
Raúl Andrés Jaramillo Echavarría
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The crystallisation of the Just War Theory and its contemporary impact [PDF]
University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies SeriesThis 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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Attaining Post-Conflict Peace Using the jus post bellum Concept
Religions, 2020 To attain peace after state-on-state war, there must be a belligerent occupation to establish control and security of a defeated state—but that is not enough.
Albert W. Klein
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Francisco de Vitoria’s ius in bello [PDF]
Societas et IurisprudentiaFrancisco 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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Wars over Wildlife: Green Militarisation and Just War Theory
Conservation & Society, 2020 Militarisation of conservation (sometimes known as 'green militarisation') is an issue of growing international interest. Rhino horn is immensely valuable (in 2013 its value exceeded that of gold or cocaine), and its illegal trade has attracted ...
Amy Dickman +7 more
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