The Ethics of Destruction: Norms and Force in International Relations (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
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The Ethics of Destruction: Norms and Force in International Relations (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)

by Ward Thomas

Ethics Political Science International Relations
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A study of how ethical norms shape decisions about the use of force and the conduct of war in international relations.

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This book explores how ethical considerations influence decisions about military force among states.

It analyzes the development and impact of norms governing the conduct of war and intervention.

The work draws on international relations theory and historical case studies to assess the power of ethical constraints.

Readers will gain insight into the intersection of morality, law, and security policy in global affairs.

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