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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Conduct of War"”.
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Family, Feud, and the Conduct of War in Anglo-Saxon England
… society was built around the concept of feud, and it is clear from history, law, and literature that the twin concerns of family and vengeance remained pillars of Anglo-Saxon society and consciousness throughout the period. Given constant warfare and the cultural and social importance …
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Just War Theory in the Nuclear Age
Justice in the recourse to war and in the conduct of war can be measured. Some of the world's greatest philosophers, ethicists, and theologians contributed to the debate of faith and force to ensure the justice of warfare. The principles which have evolved from centuries of study are encompassed …
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Displacing War Experience: Military Technology and the More-than-Human Politics of Empire
… underpinning popular discourses on “techno-war”: while technology is increasingly claimed to transform the conduct of war, lived experiences of conflict still foreground human bodies as war’s main subjects and targets. Within both strategic and critical debates, the technoscientific …
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The Forgotten Army: The Republic of Korea Forces’ Conduct in the Vietnam War, 1965 – 1973
South Korean participation in the Vietnam War (1964-1973) is like the United States’ endeavors in the Korean War (1950-1953), namely both became soon-forgotten wars. Based on bilingual research in the U.S. and South Korea, this dissertation attempts to shed new light on the South Korean “forgotten …