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Law and Order in International Society
Author(s)Walzer, Michael
AbstractDo states possess the same rights individuals do? What laws apply if a state is transgressed upon? Walzer suggests that states’ rights to territorial integrity and political sovereignty, which are derived from the consent of the governed, must be upheld if a war is to be just. The only crime a state can commit against another state is aggression. Walzer uses the Franco-Prussian dispute over the Alsace-Lorraine territory as example.
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Pages51-73
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceJust and Unjust Wars: A Moral Argument With Historical Illustrations
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PubDate1977
ISBN_ISSN465037011

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