Titlebook: War and Delusion; A Critical Examinati Laurie Calhoun Book 2013 Laurie Calhoun 2013 democracy.human rights.Just War.morality.war.work

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Why We (Continue to) Fight,r should be a last resort, but many also appear to believe that war is sometimes unavoidable and reject out of hand the pacifist’s stance, maintaining that . s will wage war, and so we must be prepared to fight back.

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The Triumph of Just War Rhetoric,ple accept without questioning the legitimacy of the military and the necessity of the nation’s use of deadly force. But if war is not . a form of self-defense, then why should it be that groups of people may intentionally slaughter other groups of people, when individuals may not?

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The Triumph of Just War Rhetoric,ple accept without questioning the legitimacy of the military and the necessity of the nation’s use of deadly force. But if war is not . a form of self-defense, then why should it be that groups of people may intentionally slaughter other groups of people, when individuals may not?

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2945-6053 ifications or pro-military propaganda. Her work reveals how the practice of modern war contradicts the most basic values and principles of modern Western democracies.978-1-349-45154-8978-1-137-29463-0Series ISSN 2945-6053 Series E-ISSN 2945-6061

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Introduction,litary force. For the 1991 Gulf War against Iraq to have been just, the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq had to have been unjust. Saddam Hussein claimed that Iraq’s territory had been unjustly appropriated by the Kuwaitis through their siphoning off of oil (Duncan 2003).

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Bombs and Charity,emselves in the affairs of outsiders. Noninterventionists who think of war as a form of self-defense regard missions such as NATO’s 1999 bombing of Kosovo as misguided: at best, officious; at worst, immoral.