Just War in Comparative Perspective
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Just War in Comparative Perspective
Robinson, Paul
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2003
248
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Contents: Introduction, Paul Robinson. Jewish, Christian and Islamic Perspectives: Judaism and justice in war, George Wilkes; Catholicism and the just war tradition: the experience of moral value in warfare, Paul Dearey; Justifiable war in eastern orthodox Christianity, Alexander F.C. Webster; The justification of war in Russian history and philosophy, Paul Robinson; War, peace and the imperatives of justice in Islamic perspective: what do the 11 September 2001 attacks tell us about Islam and the just war tradition?, John Kelsay. Eastern Religious Perspectives: Buddhism and the justification of war: a case study from Sri Lanka, Elizabeth J. Harris; Pain but not harm: some classical resources toward a Hindu just war theory, Francis X. Clooney S.J.; Sikhism and just war, Gurharpal Singh. Pre-Modern Perspectives: Inauspicious tools: Chinese thought on the morality of warfare, Thomas M. Kane; The Arabs, the Byzantine state and the Islamic law of war (fiqh al-jihad) (7th-10th centuries CE), Frank R. Trombley; The rules of war in Sub-Saharan Africa, Alexander Moseley. Modern Perspectives: Justifying killing: US army chaplains of World War II, Jenel Virden; Conflicting normative dimensions of justification: the Gulf War, Brendan Howe; Just war and the perspective of ethics of care, Rob van den Toorn; Index.
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Violating;roman;Non-combatant;catholic;Francis Group Http;social;NATO;teaching;Grotius;theory;Roman Catholic Social Teaching;francis;UN;group;Bin Ladin;http;Guru Granth Sahib;tradition;NATO Campaign;bellum;Lao Tzu;Sikh Diaspora;Non-violent Resistance;7th-10th Century CE;Sikh Militancy;Sayf Al Dawla;Hugo Grotius;Indecent Literature;Sri Lanka's Ethnic Conflict;Pacifist Option;Sikh Militants;TTE;Army Chaplains;Chuang Tzu;NATO Leadership
Contents: Introduction, Paul Robinson. Jewish, Christian and Islamic Perspectives: Judaism and justice in war, George Wilkes; Catholicism and the just war tradition: the experience of moral value in warfare, Paul Dearey; Justifiable war in eastern orthodox Christianity, Alexander F.C. Webster; The justification of war in Russian history and philosophy, Paul Robinson; War, peace and the imperatives of justice in Islamic perspective: what do the 11 September 2001 attacks tell us about Islam and the just war tradition?, John Kelsay. Eastern Religious Perspectives: Buddhism and the justification of war: a case study from Sri Lanka, Elizabeth J. Harris; Pain but not harm: some classical resources toward a Hindu just war theory, Francis X. Clooney S.J.; Sikhism and just war, Gurharpal Singh. Pre-Modern Perspectives: Inauspicious tools: Chinese thought on the morality of warfare, Thomas M. Kane; The Arabs, the Byzantine state and the Islamic law of war (fiqh al-jihad) (7th-10th centuries CE), Frank R. Trombley; The rules of war in Sub-Saharan Africa, Alexander Moseley. Modern Perspectives: Justifying killing: US army chaplains of World War II, Jenel Virden; Conflicting normative dimensions of justification: the Gulf War, Brendan Howe; Just war and the perspective of ethics of care, Rob van den Toorn; Index.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Violating;roman;Non-combatant;catholic;Francis Group Http;social;NATO;teaching;Grotius;theory;Roman Catholic Social Teaching;francis;UN;group;Bin Ladin;http;Guru Granth Sahib;tradition;NATO Campaign;bellum;Lao Tzu;Sikh Diaspora;Non-violent Resistance;7th-10th Century CE;Sikh Militancy;Sayf Al Dawla;Hugo Grotius;Indecent Literature;Sri Lanka's Ethnic Conflict;Pacifist Option;Sikh Militants;TTE;Army Chaplains;Chuang Tzu;NATO Leadership
