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Terrorism, Just War and Supreme Emergency
Author(s)Coady, C. A. J.
AbstractFirst, the author reflects on definitions of terrorism at the beginning of this chapter. He concentrates on one key element in common responses to and fears about terrorism, namely the idea that it involves ‘innocent’ victims. This commonality provides a point of connection with the moral apparatus of the just war theory. Coady provides a definition of terrorism and a discussion of some background moral theory to show that terrorism is immoral.
IssueNo
Pages8-21
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceTerrorism and Justice: Moral Argument in a Threatened World
VolumeNo
PubDate2002
ISBN_ISSN522850499
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