Just cause for war
Ethics and International Affairs 19 (3):1–21 (2005)
| Abstract | which I will argue must ultimately be ment that there be a good or compelling assessed by reference to the moral plausireason to go to war—and then to observe bility both of these implications and of that, at least until quite recently, contemthe larger understanding of a just war in porary just war theory and international which the conception is embedded. As I law have recognized only one just cause.. | |||||||||
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