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Justifications for Violent Conflict

To explore the justification of conflict, we will consider when it's acceptable to enter a conflict and how to behave during it. The 'Just War' theory is central, proposing criteria for morally justifying war and ethical conduct within it. This theory distinguishes between the reasons to start a war (jus ad bellum) and how to conduct war ethically (jus in bello). We'll consider criteria like just cause, legitimate...

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