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Old and New Justifications for War: Just Wars and Humanitarian Interventions

© 2019 Academic Studies Press, Boston, USA

© 2019 Academic Studies Press, Boston, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Contents 5
  3. Introductory Remarks 7
  4. Republics, Revelations and Liberalisms: A Selective History of Early Modern Political Thought 16
  5. Political Hebraism, Past and Present 30
  6. The Polis in Seventeenth-Century Political Discourse: Athens Mirrored by Francis Rous, Marchamont Nedham, George Guillet de Saint-George and Jonathan Swift 49
  7. Were the Republics Able to Handle the Challenge? Commerce as a Driving Force Behind Changing Role Models in Eighteenth-Century Political Discourse 66
  8. Beyond the Republican Synthesis: Biblical Republicanism and the American Revolution 87
  9. Toleration, Liberty, and Rights: or, What Hobbes Knew, Others Feared, and Hohfeld Figured Out 115
  10. Old and New Justifications for War: Just Wars and Humanitarian Interventions 133
  11. Justice Over Charity: Some Dangers in Faith-Based Poverty Initiatives 154
  12. Has the Wheel Come Full Circle? Civic Service Debates in Israel 177
  13. Universal Jurisdiction, Really Serious Crimes, and the Liberal-Republican Debate 207
  14. Republican and Liberal Values in Coping With the Memory of World War II: The Swiss Holocaust Assets in a Transnational Perspective 231
  15. Europe and Israel Today: Can Their Incompatible “Never Again(s)” Be Reconciled? 257
  16. Index 273
The Liberal-Republican Quandary in Israel, Europe and the United States
This chapter is in the book The Liberal-Republican Quandary in Israel, Europe and the United States
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781618110299-008

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Contents 5
  3. Introductory Remarks 7
  4. Republics, Revelations and Liberalisms: A Selective History of Early Modern Political Thought 16
  5. Political Hebraism, Past and Present 30
  6. The Polis in Seventeenth-Century Political Discourse: Athens Mirrored by Francis Rous, Marchamont Nedham, George Guillet de Saint-George and Jonathan Swift 49
  7. Were the Republics Able to Handle the Challenge? Commerce as a Driving Force Behind Changing Role Models in Eighteenth-Century Political Discourse 66
  8. Beyond the Republican Synthesis: Biblical Republicanism and the American Revolution 87
  9. Toleration, Liberty, and Rights: or, What Hobbes Knew, Others Feared, and Hohfeld Figured Out 115
  10. Old and New Justifications for War: Just Wars and Humanitarian Interventions 133
  11. Justice Over Charity: Some Dangers in Faith-Based Poverty Initiatives 154
  12. Has the Wheel Come Full Circle? Civic Service Debates in Israel 177
  13. Universal Jurisdiction, Really Serious Crimes, and the Liberal-Republican Debate 207
  14. Republican and Liberal Values in Coping With the Memory of World War II: The Swiss Holocaust Assets in a Transnational Perspective 231
  15. Europe and Israel Today: Can Their Incompatible “Never Again(s)” Be Reconciled? 257
  16. Index 273
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