Topic 6.2 - The Just War Theory.
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- Topic 6.2 - The Just War Theory
- What is the just war theory?
- The main aim of the theory is to limit warfare and the effects of war.
- When is it just to go to war?
- What is the just war theory?
- So war only occurs when absolutely necassary amd for just reasons, and is thought in a way which minimises the harm done.
- The main aim of the theory is to limit warfare and the effects of war.
- War must be the last resort.
- When is it just to go to war?
- There must be a serious threat.
- There must be some chance of success.
- The ultimate goal must be the restoration of peace!
- Whats the problems with the just war theory?
- Topic 6.2 - The Just War Theory
- What is the just war theory?
- What is the just war theory?
- Civil wars where governments harm their own people
- Topic 6.2 - The Just War Theory
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- Conflicts which intend to remove a dictator or a government and replace it with a democracy.
- Whats the problems with the just war theory?
- Civil wars where governments harm their own people
- Whats the problems with the just war theory?
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