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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9362-1dapted by subsequent theorists to the present day, was set out by Thomas Aquinas in the thirteenth century. Drawing together disparate historical arguments from Augustine and other predecessors he concluded that three things were needed for a just war: it had to be legitimately authorized; fought fo

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,Validierung: M?glichkeiten und Konzepte, intervention in Iraq. Hundreds of protestors had gathered outside the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre near the Houses of Parliament in central London, determined to heckle him and highlight what they saw as his deception of the country as he took the UK to war against Iraq. The placards on dis