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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"jus ad bellum"”.
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Computer Network Attacks and the Contemporary Jus ad Bellum
… the international community would have already reached a consensus on how to answer the questions that are presented and contemplated in this thesis. However, Computer Network Attacks took a backseat for much of the first decade of the 21st century while international terrorism was the most …
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Just Not Enough: Reframing Just Peace in an Era of Persistent Conflict
Just peace is the proper end of an offensive just war. An ideally just peace is impossible must not be abandoned as a goal. This thesis argues peace is best viewed through a peace prism creating a six-level spectrum from war to ideally just peace. Levels 2 and 3 (marginally effective and …
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O conceito de Jus Post Bellum e o caso da MINUSTAH: reflexões sobrea responsabilidade brasileira na operação de paz
… and inside this perspective of the Just War theory, that predicts the possibility of reaching peace by a state of war, following specific phases. The first concerns the initial phase of war, the jus ad bellum, which deals with justice prerogatives of going to war. The second is the …
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How do middle class Pakistani young people construct contemporary international conflicts?
… participated in my research may become future leaders. Therefore, their perceptions and understanding of these issues may influence the way these are addressed in the future. This thesis draws on literature about the just war tradition – what are the just causes of war or jus ad bellum and how …
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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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Conflictos territoriales, uso de la fuerza y legítima defensa a la luz del conflicto entre Irán e Irak
… una aproximación a los problemas planteados por la prohibición del uso de la fuerza en el derecho internacional. Las limitaciones impuestas por el ordenamiento jurídico internacional al recurso a la fuerza son examinadas a través de la consideración de la práctica internacional en la …
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The legality of drone strikes under international humanitarian law
… has been debated in terms of two regimes of law; jus in bello which applies during armed conflict and jus ad bellum which refers to the conditions under which states may resort to the use of force. The present research is focused on the use of drones in armed conflict and therefore pays attention …
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The Right to Resist: A Theological Investigation of the Moral Legitimacy of Maximalist Campaigns
… isomorphic with the doctrinal criteria for just war. Accordingly, it examines legitimate reasons for resistance to a government, as well as legitimate means of resistance – corresponding to the jus ad bellum and jus in bello categories of the just war tradition. It then discusses a doctrinal …
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The protection of civilians by UN peacekeeping missions under international law
… of the UN Charter provides a UN mission with the jus ad bellum authority to use force, but is silent on the rules that would govern the resulting actions, which must either be found in the jus in bello provisions of international humanitarian law (IHL) or the regulations on the use of force …
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‘State failure’ and the extraterritorial use of force in self-defence against non-state actors
… existence of failed states in the context of jus ad bellum. Since the creation of the United Nations the ability of states to resort to armed force without violating what might be considered as the single most important norm of international law, has been considerably limited. State failure …