Ethical Theories: War and Peace
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- Ethical Theories: War and Peace
- Pacifism
- the belief that war and violence are unjustifiable and that all disputes should be settled peacefully.
- Pacificism
- beliief that war and violence are only justifiable in defence of vunerable and defenceless people.
- Just War Theory
- the belief that to resort to violence or war is justified if it meets certain criteria.
- Jus in Bello-justice of conduct during war
- Civilans in war
- Proportionality
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- Jus ad Bellum-justice resorting to war
- Right intention
- Just cause
- Last resort
- Lawful authortiy
- Likelihood of Success
- Jus post Bellum- justice after war
- Jus in Bello-justice of conduct during war
- the belief that to resort to violence or war is justified if it meets certain criteria.
- Militarism
- the belief that a country should maintain a strong miliitary capability and be prepared to use it aggressive
- Pacifism
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