Chapter 17 - Just and Unjust Wars

Political Science 102 with Rhodes at Rutgers University - New Brunswick/Piscataway

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By: Todd Messer
Textbook: Esential Debates In International Relations Plus Mansbach Global Politics In A Changing World: A Reader 3rd Edition

Ethics and International Relations
Global Politics In The Changing World 2nd Edition Plus Logevall Terrorism Reader

International Relations: Introductory Readings
Created: 2009-03-02
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Chapter 17 ? Just and Unjust Wars All?s fair in love and war The Realist Argument Inhumanity is simply humanity under pressure Proverb All?s Fair is invoked in defense of conduct that appears to be unfair; one urges silence on the law when one is engaged in activities that are unlawful General account of war as a realm of necessity and duress, the purpose of which is to make discourse about particular cases appear to be idle chatter Judgment of war and of wartime conduct is a serious enterprise The Melian Dialogue The Crime of War Moral reality divided into two parts Adjectival?war is just or unjust Adverbial ? war is being fought justly or unjustly