Titlebook: Blair‘s Just War; Iraq and the Illusio Peter Lee Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2012 Front.interv

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230356443Front; intervention; Just War; British Politics

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Introduction,ferred was Iraq. The person who asked me the question was dressed, or at least partially dressed, as I was in standard, military issue camouflage uniform. I was a bit older and in the RAF while he was a soldier in the Army. Apart from that we had a lot in common: we were both married and spoke with

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Are we sure of our case?,crowded debating chamber. On 18 March 2003 the House of Commons seethed with anger and excitement as boos and cheers punctuated the statement that opened the Iraq debate. Neither before nor since has Blair look so convinced or convincing as he did in delivering the speech that defined his premiershi

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Views from the academy,or humanitarian, intervention and the circumstances in which it could or would be justified. Scholars were revisiting — and for many, discovering for the first time — just war as a means of disputing the legitimacy or otherwise of military intervention. Having looked at both Blair’s moral framework

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