Titlebook: Ethics, Authority, and War; Non-State Actors and Eric A. Heinze (Assistant Professor of Political S Book 2009 Eric A. Heinze and Brent J. S

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Authority and the Problem of Non-state Actors,tion from one grounded primarily in the Christian scriptures to one that drew on a wider range of political philosophy and historical practices. Because he wrote of states as having rights and responsibilities, Grotius has been read by many as a key figure in the construction of a society of states..

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What Happened to Punishment in the Just War Tradition?,nd, or vindicate their own interests, we need not read it has always been that way. Alongside the self-interested self-help ethos and its attendant practices, a punitive ethos operated for a period of centuries. Unlike the self-help regime—and it is indeed a congeries of .—that requires only more-or

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Gender, Just War, and Non-state Actors,s in international relations and those who study their actions have channeled new attention toward the words and standards of the age-old tradition of just war.. These standards, outlined in the first chapter of this volume, hold a high profile in international political discourse.. Still, while som

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,“Justice is Conscience”: Hizbollah, Israel, and the Perversity of Just War,ince these discourses are decidedly state centric, we assert that just war is ultimately a doctrine which protects material power by enshrining it with a legitimacy it often times does not deserve, and that this protection is becoming even more pronounced and troubling in an era of hegemonic crisis