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Cause or Constitution?,ery was once understood to be a timeless enterprise. It is now a historical phenomenon, for which US President George W. Bush, during a visit to Africa in 2003, expressed regret. Forced enslavement is a prohibited act in the statutes of the new International Criminal Court.

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Mathematischer Formalismus der SRTvided a more or less formal framework for making judgments about the conduct of war. The next two chapters shift to the more specific policy choices involved in different forms of intervention. Realist theory emphasizes the influence of material interests on policy. The rational decision is one defi

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