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Author Traven, David, author.
Title Law and sentiment in international politics : ethics, emotions, and the evolution of the laws of war / David Traven, California State University, Fullerton.
Publisher Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2021.


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Descript ix, 306 pages ; 24 cm.
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Contents Introduction : the laws of war and the puzzle of norm emergence -- Mapping the mind : moral psychology and international humanitarian law -- Taming the sovereign : state formation and the ethics of war in Ancient China -- War and peace in Islamic law : cultural evolution and the ethics of war in early Islam -- Moral emotions and natural law : the peace of God, Catholic just war theory, and the European enlightenment -- Humanizing hell : The Hague Peace Conferences and the Second World War, 1899-1945 -- A moral revolution in the history of humankind : the Geneva conventions and the politics of international humanitarian law, 1945-1977 -- Conclusion : moral emotions, permissive effects, and the rationalization of IHL.
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Author Traven, David, author.
Series Cambridge studies in international relations ; 155
Cambridge studies in international relations ; 155.
Subject War -- Protection of civilians.
Humanitarian law.
War -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Descript ix, 306 pages ; 24 cm.
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Contents Introduction : the laws of war and the puzzle of norm emergence -- Mapping the mind : moral psychology and international humanitarian law -- Taming the sovereign : state formation and the ethics of war in Ancient China -- War and peace in Islamic law : cultural evolution and the ethics of war in early Islam -- Moral emotions and natural law : the peace of God, Catholic just war theory, and the European enlightenment -- Humanizing hell : The Hague Peace Conferences and the Second World War, 1899-1945 -- A moral revolution in the history of humankind : the Geneva conventions and the politics of international humanitarian law, 1945-1977 -- Conclusion : moral emotions, permissive effects, and the rationalization of IHL.
ISBN 9781108845007
1108845002
Author Traven, David, author.
Series Cambridge studies in international relations ; 155
Cambridge studies in international relations ; 155.
Subject War -- Protection of civilians.
Humanitarian law.
War -- Moral and ethical aspects.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  KZ6515 .T73  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE
1 copy being processed for BJL.

Subject War -- Protection of civilians.
Humanitarian law.
War -- Moral and ethical aspects.
Descript ix, 306 pages ; 24 cm.
Content text txt
Media unmediated n
Carrier volume nc
Contents Introduction : the laws of war and the puzzle of norm emergence -- Mapping the mind : moral psychology and international humanitarian law -- Taming the sovereign : state formation and the ethics of war in Ancient China -- War and peace in Islamic law : cultural evolution and the ethics of war in early Islam -- Moral emotions and natural law : the peace of God, Catholic just war theory, and the European enlightenment -- Humanizing hell : The Hague Peace Conferences and the Second World War, 1899-1945 -- A moral revolution in the history of humankind : the Geneva conventions and the politics of international humanitarian law, 1945-1977 -- Conclusion : moral emotions, permissive effects, and the rationalization of IHL.
ISBN 9781108845007
1108845002
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