The War between Russia and Ukraine
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Herausgegeben von:
Nicole Kunkel
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Depending on the global, but also the European context, peace ethical perspectives on the Russian-Ukrainian war differ considerably. While many Northern, Western, Middle and South Eastern European states stress the illegitimacy and illegality of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine according to international law, some European and many states in the global South and East take a different stance. Thus, important international agents like South Africa have abstained from voting on UN resolution A/RES/ES-11/1 (March 2nd, 2022) and also the renewed resolution A/ES-11/L.7 (February 23rd, 2023); Brazil’s president Lula da Silva claims neutrality in the conflict. South African officials understand Russia as a long-standing ally and the conflict as a recalibration of the global order - and they don’t stand alone with that view.
This book brings together voices from theology, political science and peace ethics from three continents for an intercontinental public theological and interdisciplinary conversation on peace ethics that takes decolonial perspectives into account without giving up claims of universal validity of human rights.
Information zu Autoren / Herausgebern
Torsten Meireis und Nicole Kunkel, Humboldt University, Berlin.
Fachgebiete
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Frontmatter
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Contents
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Intercontinental Voices on the War between Ukraine and Russia: An Introduction
1 - Part I: European Takes on the Geopolitical Situation
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No Ought without an Is: Prospects for Peace in the Russian-Ukrainian War from a Peace and Conflict Research Perspective
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Jus Post Bellum and the Russian-Ukrainian War: Ethical and Practical Challenges
33 - Part II: Ethical Perspectives from a German Context
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Just Peace and Revisionist Just War Approaches: Striking a Balance between Contingent Pacifist Conceptions
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Protestant Peace Ethics under Scrutiny: Does the War in Ukraine Refute the Doctrine of Just Peace?
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Non-violence and the Legitimate Use of Force: A Critical Appreciation of Recent Developments in the Peace Ethics of the Catholic Church in Germany
91 - Part III: Insights from a South African Perspective
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“What Have You to Do with Peace?” (2 Kings 9:17–22): Complexities of War and Peace in the Russian-Ukrainian War and South Africa’s Position
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South Africa’s Non-alignment Conundrum amidst the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict
123 - Part IV: Brazilian Views
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Ecumenical Lessons from the War against Ukraine: Passionate Protest and Loving Patience
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“Love Your Enemies” (Matthew 5:44): Does Peace Ethics Make Sense, Even in Times of War?
155 - Part V: Peace Ethical Perspectives
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Resistance, Otherwise: Considerations on Nonviolence in the Context of the Russian War on Ukraine
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Waging Peace and the Pragmatics of Force: On Being Christian in a Time of War
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Memory Structures and the Choices in War and Peace: South African and European Stances in the Ukrainian War
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Between Justice and Law: The Concept of Jus within the Doctrine of Jus ad Bellum, Jus in Bello and Jus post Bellum
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“Justice and Peace Will Kiss” (Psalm 85:11): Christian Peace Ethics — Delusional in a Multipolar World?
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Conditions for Peace: Lessons from an Intercontinental Interdisciplinary Peace Ethical Conversation
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List of Contributors
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