Just wars and criminal laws

Scott Mann

Just wars and criminal laws

Scott Mann

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Philosophical, legal and practical issues relating to just war theory and enforcement of the law based on such theory - morality - self-defence and criminal law - issues of radical imbalances of economic and military power between richer and poorer nations - argument that the undemocratic dimensions of the UN Security Council have resulted in an undermining of the effectiveness of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Original language	English
Number of pages	29
Journal	University of Western Sydney law review
Publication status	Published - 2006

Keywords

Just war doctrine
War
Moral and ethical aspects
Criminal jurisdiction
International Criminal Court

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Just wars and criminal laws

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