'Jus ad bellum' presentation slideshows

Just War:

Just War:. Along side Pacifism and Realism, Just War theory represents one of the three main moral responses to the issue of war. Just War theory has developed over the centuries with many philosopher contributing elements to it. Our summary is reflection of these various contributions.

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Justice in War

Justice in War. Dr. Steve Hays BKHS Leadership and Ethics Spring 2014. Overview. Three principal areas: The just conditions for entering into a war. When is it just to go to war? The just conditions for conducting a war.

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International Law and Armed Conflict

International Law and Armed Conflict. MA Course Lecture: Conduct of Contemporary Warfare. Laws of War. Jus ad bellum (law towards war) limits resort to armed force UN Charter, Article 2(4) and Chapter VII Jus in bello (law in war) moderates conduct of armed hostilities

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Justice in Action: Just War Theory

Justice in Action: Just War Theory. Lawrence M. Hinman, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Co-Director, Center for Ethics in Science & Technology University of San Diego hinman@sandiego.edu November 16, 2014. Overview. Three principal areas: The just conditions for entering into a war.

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Terrorism

Terrorism. Terrorism. Premeditated politically motivated violence perpetrated against non-combatant targets by subnational groups or clandestine agents, usually intended to influence an audience. (Definition preferred by the U.S. state department). Terrorism. Nonstate Actors:

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Label each quote with the condition for Just War Theory it correlates with.

Label each quote with the condition for Just War Theory it correlates with. STRETCH Are these Jus Ad Bellum or Jus in Bello criteria? Which criteria are missing?. TODAY. All will be able to explain the concept of pacifism and identify different types of pacifism (AO1)

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Ronald F. White, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy College of Mount St. Joseph

Ethics of War. Ronald F. White, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy College of Mount St. Joseph. Introduction. Theories. Pacifism Ideal Pacifism Modified Pacifism Political Realism Utilitariansm Just War Theory Jus ad Bellum Jus in Bello. Ideal Pacifism. No Lethal Force

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